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How Do I Filter News by Category?

Narrow a broad market feed to the type of event most relevant to your current research question.

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Quick answer

Use the category controls in Live News to narrow headlines by areas such as earnings, corporate actions, regulation, macroeconomics, or sector events. Filters improve focus but do not confirm importance or price impact.

Key points

  • Choose the category that matches your research question.
  • Review uncategorized and related stories when the event is important.
  • A category is a navigation label, not a risk rating.

Start with a clear question

If you are researching a company’s results, begin with earnings and filings. If you are studying sector context, add macro, regulation, and peer-company coverage so the view is not too narrow.

Use filters with source checks

Open the source for material claims and compare duplicate coverage. Different publishers can use different wording for the same event, so the original disclosure remains the best reference.

How to verify this answer

Use this page as a starting point, then confirm the details that matter for your question. Record the relevant NSE symbol or market topic, the date and time of the observation, and the source behind any important claim. Compare the platform explanation with primary exchange, issuer, broker, or regulator material when available. If data is delayed, incomplete, or unavailable, label the conclusion as uncertain instead of treating a missing value as proof.

Research-only boundary

Stock Smart Scanner provides educational and informational market research only. Articles, news, AI summaries, scanner results, indicators, and labels are not investment advice or recommendations to buy, sell, enter, exit, or hold any security. Market data may be delayed, incomplete, inaccurate, or unavailable. Consult a SEBI-registered professional for advice suited to your circumstances.

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