FXMacroData

Official macro release data for FX traders

Australia-based FXMacroData delivers timestamped central-bank and economic release data for traders, quants, developers, and AI workflows.

Registered in Australia Launched 2026 Google for Startups Cloud Program
40+
Currencies covered
400+
Indicator endpoints
<500ms
Release delivery latency
10yr+
Historical depth

Why FXMacroData exists

The data problem we solve

Systematic FX research depends on macroeconomic releases: interest rates, inflation, labour data, GDP, and central-bank events. The hard part is getting clean, timestamped data that reflects what traders actually knew at release time.

FXMacroData was built to fix that. We pull directly from official central bank and government statistical sources, normalize every response to a consistent schema, and target sub-second availability for supported live releases once the official source publishes. Every record carries an announcement_datetime — the actual moment the data became public — so your backtests reflect the information set available to live traders at each point in time.

That gives traders and builders a dependable data layer for research, monitoring, AI agents, dashboards, and release-aware backtests.

What FXMacroData provides

Real-time release delivery

Macroeconomic announcements — policy rates, CPI, GDP, employment, trade — target sub-second API availability for supported live releases via REST once official sources publish.

Backtesting-safe historical data

Every record includes the precise publication timestamp. Revisions are stored as separate entries. Slice to any historical date and see exactly what was known to the market at that moment — no lookahead bias.

Consistent cross-currency schema

USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, AUD, CAD, NZD, CHF, and more — all returned with the same field names. Concatenate multi-currency DataFrames without per-source reformatting.

AI-native MCP server

Connect Claude, Cursor, and other Model Context Protocol-compatible AI tools directly to FXMacroData. Ask questions about the macro environment in natural language and get answers grounded in live data.

Forward release calendar

Scheduled announcement dates for all supported economies in a single API call. Plan event-driven strategies and position sizing windows ahead of each release cycle.

Primary sources

All data originates from official government and central bank publications — not secondary aggregators. Sources include the Federal Reserve (FRED), European Central Bank, Bank of England, Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistics Canada, and equivalent institutions for each supported currency. We do not republish data from commercial data vendors.

Federal Reserve / FRED (USD)
European Central Bank (EUR)
Bank of England / ONS (GBP)
Bank of Japan / Statistics Bureau (JPY)
Reserve Bank of Australia / ABS (AUD)
Statistics Canada / Bank of Canada (CAD)
Reserve Bank of New Zealand / Stats NZ (NZD)
Swiss National Bank / FSO (CHF)

External authority

Official channels and public listings

Follow FXMacroData across public company profiles, developer resources, package registries, API collections, research communities, and MCP directories.

Company profile LinkedIn The official FXMacroData company page for product updates, founder context, and public business identity. Open source Developer channel GitHub organization The FXMacroData GitHub organization, including public integration code, examples, and repository-level product metadata. Open source Developer channel Python SDK source Source for the official Python client library used to fetch macro indicators, FX prices, calendars, COT, and commodities. Open source Developer channel PyPI The published Python package for installing the official FXMacroData SDK directly into research and production workflows. Open source Developer channel Postman collection A public Postman collection for exploring REST endpoints, parameters, and example requests before writing code. Open source Research channel Hugging Face Space A public Hugging Face Space demonstrating interactive macro data and FX analysis workflows. Open source Research channel Kaggle writeup A Kaggle writeup introducing FXMacroData to the data science and quantitative research community. Open source Research channel Medium Product, engineering, and macro data writeups published through the FXMacroData Medium channel. Open source Research channel DEV Community Developer-facing posts for API workflows, macro data usage, and AI-agent integration patterns. Open source Public listing Public APIs A public API directory entry that makes FXMacroData discoverable to developers comparing finance APIs. Open source Public listing MCP Servers A public MCP server listing for AI-agent users who want FX macro data through Model Context Protocol tools. Open source Public listing Glama MCP connector A Glama connector listing for discovering and connecting the hosted FXMacroData MCP server. Open source Public listing MCP.so An MCP.so directory listing for the FXMacroData remote MCP server and related agent tooling. Open source

Start building today

USD data is available free with no API key. A 14-day free trial of the full multi-currency API is included with every paid plan.

Start 14-Day Free Trial Read the Docs

Have a question? Contact support.