NYSE Data Parser & API
The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is the world’s largest stock exchange by listed market capitalization, and StockAPIS extracts its market data — real-time quotes, bid/ask spreads, OHLC, volume, market cap, P/E ratios and 52-week ranges for NYSE-listed equities — through a single REST API. NYSE distributes official market data feeds through its parent Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), and StockAPIS normalizes that data to the same schema you use for every other exchange, so you query NYSE, Nasdaq and global venues the same way without maintaining separate integrations.
| Type | Stock exchange (equities + ETFs) |
|---|---|
| HQ | United States (New York, NY) |
| Owner | Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) |
| Asset classes | US equities, ETFs, ADRs, Closed-end funds, Index data |
| Coverage | 2,400+ listed companies |
| Scale | Largest stock exchange in the world by listed market cap |
| API access | Official API |
| Parse priority | ★★★★★ |
| Official site | www.nyse.com |
Platform Overview
Market Position
- The largest stock exchange in the world by listed-company market capitalization
- Home to 2,400+ listed companies, including a large share of S&P 500 and Dow Jones constituents
- Owned and operated by Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), a regulated US national securities exchange
- A hybrid auction market combining electronic trading with floor-based Designated Market Makers
Data Coverage
StockAPIS exposes the full NYSE equities surface:
- Real-time quotes — last price, change, percent change, bid/ask and intraday OHLC
- Volume & liquidity — trading volume, average volume and turnover
- Fundamentals — market cap, P/E ratio, dividend yield and 52-week high/low
- Listings — company profiles, sectors and ticker metadata for NYSE-listed securities
- ETFs & ADRs — exchange-traded funds and American Depositary Receipts listed on NYSE
- Index components — constituent data for major indices tracked on the exchange
Quick Start
import stockapis
client = stockapis.Client(api_key="your-api-key")
# Real-time quote for an NYSE-listed stock
jpm = client.nyse.get_stock_data(symbol="JPM")
print(f"JPMorgan: ${jpm['price']} · {jpm['changePercent']}% · vol {jpm['volume']}")const { StockAPIS } = require("stockapis");
const client = new StockAPIS({ apiKey: "your-api-key" });
// Batch quote pull for multiple NYSE tickers
const quotes = await client.nyse.getStockData({ symbols: ["JPM", "BAC", "WMT"] });
quotes.forEach((q) => console.log(q.symbol, q.price, q.changePercent));Sample API Response
{
"success": true,
"data": [
{
"symbol": "JPM",
"name": "JPMorgan Chase & Co.",
"exchange": "NYSE",
"price": 192.45,
"change": 1.83,
"changePercent": 0.96,
"volume": 8954200,
"marketCap": 553000000000,
"peRatio": 11.8,
"dividendYield": 2.31,
"high52Week": 200.94,
"low52Week": 135.19,
"open": 191.10,
"high": 193.02,
"low": 190.55,
"bid": 192.43,
"ask": 192.47,
"timestamp": "2024-01-15T15:45:00.000Z"
}
],
"metadata": { "source": "nyse", "timestamp": "2024-01-15T15:45:00.000Z" }
}Use Cases
- Equity trading — real-time quotes and bid/ask feeds for execution, order routing and market monitoring
- Quant research & backtesting — historical prices, volume and fundamentals for NYSE-listed names
- Portfolio & risk — live marks for valuation, P&L and exposure across NYSE positions
- Cross-exchange screening — compare NYSE listings against Nasdaq and global venues on one schema
Frequently Asked Questions
Does NYSE have an official API? Yes — NYSE distributes official real-time and historical market data feeds through its parent company Intercontinental Exchange (ICE). StockAPIS normalizes that data into a unified schema so NYSE quotes match every other source you pull.
What data can I get from NYSE through StockAPIS? Real-time and delayed quotes, bid/ask spreads, intraday OHLC, trading volume, market cap, P/E ratios, dividend yields and 52-week ranges for 2,400+ NYSE-listed equities, ETFs and ADRs.
Can I get fundamentals as well as prices? Yes — alongside live quotes, StockAPIS returns key fundamentals such as market cap, P/E ratio, dividend yield and 52-week high/low for each NYSE-listed security.