Listen to Bloomberg
CastReader reads Bloomberg articles aloud — Markets analysis, Opinion columns, and Businessweek features — skipping yield tickers and the terminal-style chrome that clutters every page.
Traders See Fed Cuts Pushed Further Into 2026 on Hot Services
Swaps traders pushed the expected date of the Federal Reserve's next rate cut to September 2026 following services-inflation data that came in above consensus. The move also steepened the 2s-10s curve by 8 basis points as longer-duration Treasuries sold off.
Reads the article — Treasury yields, FX tickers, and terminal chrome are skipped
How CastReader Works with Bloomberg
Built for reading financial journalism without the terminal data noise
Subscription-Aware
🔊 Works with Your Bloomberg Access
CastReader reads whatever Bloomberg shows in your browser. If you're signed in to your subscription, you see and hear the full article. No paywall bypass, just narration on top of what's already accessible to you.
Yields and Tickers Skipped
No 'UST10Y 4.41 Percent' Read Out
Bloomberg articles embed yield strips, FX tickers, and chart captions inline. CastReader's Bloomberg extractor recognizes these as data and skips them. You hear the analyst's argument, not a voice reading out Treasury yields.
Markets, Opinion, Businessweek
All Bloomberg Sections Covered
Bloomberg Markets, Bloomberg Opinion, Bloomberg Businessweek features — same one-click Listen button, same clean prose-over-data reading. Terminal-only content is not supported (it's not in the browser).
Commute-Friendly
Long Features Without the Reading Time
Businessweek cover stories and Bloomberg Opinion long-reads are 3,000-5,000 words. Pair with 1.5x speed and Send to Phone for a 20-minute audio briefing on the morning commute.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about listening to Bloomberg with CastReader
Does Bloomberg have a built-in read-aloud feature?
Bloomberg's mobile apps have limited audio for select features. The web experience at bloomberg.com has no one-click read-aloud for all articles. CastReader adds one — a 🔊 Listen button on every article, for free.
Does it bypass the Bloomberg paywall?
No. CastReader reads the rendered page. Signed-in subscribers see and hear the full article; non-subscribers see and hear the preview. This isn't a paywall tool.
Does it work on the Bloomberg Terminal?
No. The Bloomberg Terminal is a desktop-only proprietary app, not a web page. CastReader works in your browser only — bloomberg.com.
How does it handle Bloomberg's chart-heavy articles?
Interactive charts are skipped (they have no textual narration equivalent). Static captions are read as part of article flow. Bloomberg's data tables get announced ('table with 4 columns') not spelled out.
Is it free?
Completely free. You still need your Bloomberg subscription to read the articles it narrates.