Economic releases API

Official numbers, on time, with every version kept.

Inflation, jobs and rate decisions, straight from the source to your code.

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Coverage

  • 16countries and the euro area
  • 30statistics offices, central banks and agencies
  • 149official sources, including release calendars
  • 7.6 smedian from release to delivery, 90 releases since 12 Oct

See the live board and every country we cover

01 / Release path

The number, the moment it lands.

Five steps from the agency's own file to your code, for every release.

  1. 01 Watch

    Around each scheduled time we check the agency's own file every few seconds.

  2. 02 Capture

    The official file is archived unchanged, then the headline numbers are read from it.

  3. 03 Check

    A value that fails a check is held back, never sent.

  4. 04 Deliver

    Stream, webhooks and REST at once: 7.6 s median from the agency publishing.

  5. 05 Verify

    An independent source re-checks it, usually within minutes, and the release is marked verified.

02 / What you get

Everything around the number.

One feed for official releases: the value as the agency printed it, where it stands, and every version since.

  • 01

    Official numbers

    Inflation, jobs, GDP, rates and more, exactly as the agency printed them, each traced to its source file.

  • 02

    Stream, webhooks, REST

    A WebSocket and SSE stream, signed webhooks with retries, and REST for the latest value and history. CSV and Excel too.

  • 03

    Release states

    Each release says where it stands: published, verified, disputed, corrected or held. Your code can act on it.

  • 04

    Every version kept

    First prints and every revision, so you can ask what was known on any date. Our own corrections are public.

  • 05

    Release calendar

    Every scheduled date ahead, reschedules included, as an API and a calendar you can subscribe to.

  • 06

    Watchlist

    Pick series, releases and countries: the latest official value, the next date, and an alert by webhook.

  • 07

    Central-bank texts

    Bank of Canada, ECB, Bank of England and Fed: rate statements and minutes, plus ECB and Bank of Canada press conferences, with the key facts pulled out and, where the bank allows its text, what changed.

  • 08

    SDKs and AI assistants

    Python, JavaScript and R clients, and an MCP server so Claude or any MCP client can ask in plain words. Available to early-access users.

  • 09

    Live press conferencesComing soon

    Transcripts as they speak, and alerts when a phrase you watch comes up.

03 / Early access

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