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Jev AI for Macro Research: Build a Central-Bank News Filter
Use FXMacroData's official press-release feed and Jev's structured decisions to build a source-linked policy research queue.
Will Government Bond Yields Keep Rising? Term Premium, Supply and the Scenarios Into 2027
Government bond yields keep rising while oil stays elevated, inflation stays above target and central banks keep tightening into it, and on 2 October 2026 all three conditions held. A sourced look at what the curve already prices, the three forces behind the 2026 selloff, three scenarios for the U.S. 30-year into 2027 with the signposts that separate them, and what each means for the dollar, yen and sterling.
Government Bond Yields by Country: Who Pays the Most at 2, 10 and 30 Years (October 2026)
A ranked, official-source comparison of 2-, 10- and 30-year government bond yields across the United States, United Kingdom, euro area, Japan, Canada, Switzerland and China as of early October 2026. The UK 30-year gilt at 6.04% and the 30-year JGB at 4.15% are series highs, the U.S. 30-year is the highest since 2001, and China is the only market where yields are falling.
IEX Cloud Shut Down: FXMacroData as an Economic Data Alternative
IEX Cloud shut down on 31 August 2024. A migration guide mapping its economic, Treasury, and FX endpoints to FRED and FXMacroData, with a workflow for splitting the old token by job.
Point-in-Time Macro Backtesting: Keeping Look-Ahead Bias Out of FX Event Studies
Most macro backtests fail in the data, not the strategy: revised consensus columns, reference-period timestamps, and silently updated actuals all leak the future into the past. This guide walks through the point-in-time acceptance rule, how FXMacroData enforces it structurally, honest pre-release forecast coverage by event family, and a full forecast-to-actual join in Python.
Introducing the Monetary Stance Factor Endpoint
FXMacroData now exposes a precomputed monetary stance factor for major currencies, turning rates, inflation, and labour-market data into a model-ready score with optional stored components and source observations.
Best Economic Indicator Feeds for Algo Trading in 2026
A practical ranking of the best economic indicator feeds for algorithmic trading, comparing FXMacroData, FRED, Trading Economics, EODHD, Finnhub, Alpha Vantage, Massive (formerly Polygon.io), and QuantConnect by use case, latency, pricing, and workflow fit.
The Dollar Milkshake Theory: Why Global Dollar Demand Drives DXY Cycles
Brent Johnson’s Dollar Milkshake Theory argues that structural global dollar demand — built up over decades of dollar-denominated debt — guarantees the US dollar will outperform when the credit cycle turns. This deep-dive explains the mechanics, maps it onto DXY cycle history, and identifies the macro signals every FX trader should watch.
Best Macroeconomic Data APIs in 2026: 40 Providers Compared
Forty macro data APIs compared by price, asset class and use case. FXMacroData is 4x cheaper than Trading Economics and engineered for sub-second release delivery; FRED, Bloomberg and 36 more are priced and ranked. Prices checked October 2026.
Backtesting the Gold Macro Scorecard: Does the Signal Deliver?
A systematic backtest of the gold macro scorecard signal against daily LBMA gold prices — measuring whether real yield, breakeven inflation, Fed policy, money supply, and the trade-weighted dollar actually predict gold's direction.
