Most price feeds want an account before the first quote. This one builds to a binary and answers, which makes it the cheapest way to put Japanese, European and US listings in front of a model that needs one number rather than a data plan.
A single-purpose server written in Rust that fetches share prices from stooq.com. One call takes a ticker and a market code and returns the latest price, or the history between two dates when you give a range.
- The latest price for a ticker in any of five markets: jp, us, uk, hk and de
- Historical data over a start and end date you supply, in YYYYMMDD form
- Tickers in each market's own convention — a numeric code for Toyota in jp, AAPL in us
- A single compiled binary with no runtime dependency once it is built
Rust 1.75 or newer and Cargo to build it; an install script will build and register the binary with Claude Code and Claude Desktop for you. No account, no API key — the data comes from stooq.com's public feed.
One command — curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hoqqun/stooq-mcp/main/install.sh | bash