For investors and analysts
Follow the Markets From Sources You Choose
Central banks, market news and the business press in one list. Search what they published, and ask Claude or ChatGPT what changed, with a link to every article.
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Central Banks
- ECBFrank Elderson: Ensuring resilience in the face of uncertaintyOct 14
- ECBPhilip R. Lane: The AI opportunity for EuropeOct 13
- FedMinutes of the Board's discount rate meetings on August 17, September 9, and September 16, 2026Oct 13
- FedFederal Reserve Board releases results of the 2025 Survey of Consumer Finances, which provides the public and policymakers with detailed insights into the economic condition of American familiesOct 9
- FedFederal Reserve Board announces enforcement action against American Express Company to address, among other things, the firm’s failure to sufficiently detect and report certain suspicious activity related to money launderingOct 8
What did the Fed and the ECB publish lately?
Here is what your sources published, newest first:
- Frank Elderson: Ensuring resilience in the face of uncertainty ECB, Oct 14
- Philip R. Lane: The AI opportunity for Europe ECB, Oct 13
- Minutes of the Board's discount rate meetings on August 17, September 9, and September 16, 2026 Fed, Oct 13
Each one links to the original release.
Example answer, built from the releases above.
In the Markets pack
- Federal Reserve: Press Releases
- European Central Bank: Press
- European Central Bank: Blog
- Bloomberg Markets
- Bloomberg Economics
- MarketWatch
- CNBC Top News
- Financial Times: World
- The Wall Street Journal: World
- The Economist
- Fortune
- Forbes Business
- Il Sole 24 Ore
- Il Sole 24 Ore: Finanza
- Handelsblatt
- Les Echos: Économie
Start With 16 Market Sources
Central banks, market desks and the European business press, picked for news, not stock tips. Follow all of them in one click, then add your own.
Central Banks
Decisions, minutes and speeches, as the banks publish them.
- Federal Reserve: Press Releases
- European Central Bank: Press
- European Central Bank: Blog
Markets
The market desks and business newsrooms, all day long.
- Bloomberg Markets
- Bloomberg Economics
- MarketWatch
- CNBC Top News
- Financial Times: World
- The Wall Street Journal: World
- The Economist
- Fortune
- Forbes Business
Europe
The business press of Milan, Frankfurt and Paris.
- Il Sole 24 Ore
- Il Sole 24 Ore: Finanza
- Handelsblatt
- Les Echos: Économie
Some of these publishers keep articles for their subscribers. Every headline links to the original on the publisher's site.
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Ask Your AI. Get Links, Not Guesses.
Connect Claude or ChatGPT to FeedNest and ask about the sources you follow. Your assistant gets each article with its link, so every answer can be checked.
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Connect
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Ask
Ask about your sources in plain words, like a colleague.
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Check
Every answer points to the article it came from.
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Search What Your Sources Already Said
Full-text search across everything FeedNest has stored from your sources since October 2025, even from before you followed them. Filter by source, folder or tag on any plan, and by date on Pro.
What It Is. What It Is Not.
A reader for the sources you choose, with your AI on top. Here is exactly where it stops.
FeedNest is
A reader for your sources
Central banks, newsrooms and any site with a feed, in one list.
A searchable record
Everything FeedNest has stored from them, back to October 2025.
Answers with links
Your AI answers from your sources and points to each article.
Free to start
Up to 150 feeds from websites and blogs, search and a read-only assistant.
FeedNest is not
Not a price terminal
No quotes, charts or portfolio tracking.
Not advice
No signals and no recommendations. You read what your sources published.
Not real-time
Sources refresh every 1 to 60 minutes, depending on the source.
Not an ad business
No ads, and your data is never sold.
Questions Investors Ask
Is FeedNest investment advice?
No. FeedNest collects what your sources publish and helps you read and search it. It does not recommend, rate or predict anything.
How quickly do new articles arrive?
FeedNest checks each source every 1 to 60 minutes, more often for sources many readers follow. That is quick enough for a morning briefing, not for trading on headlines.
Can I follow a single company?
Yes. Type its ticker in Track a Company: you can add its Yahoo Finance headlines and, for companies listed in the US, its StreetInsider news briefs. You can also add its newsroom's feed if it has one, and search its name across all your sources.
Can I add sources that are not in the pack?
Yes. Any site with a feed, a company's newsroom, or a ticker from Track a Company. Podcasts, YouTube channels and Google News searches come with Plus.
Which AI assistants work with FeedNest?
Claude and ChatGPT connect on every plan, read-only on Free. Grok, Le Chat, Cursor and other tools connect with a Pro API key, and Grok Bot is in review in xAI's plugin marketplace. The integrations page has the setup for each.
Your Sources. Your Market Briefing.
Follow the central banks and newsrooms you trust, track the companies you care about, and ask your AI with a link to every article.
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