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News 2026-07-20

EUR/USD trades near 1.1426; rate spreads set the tone — FX Market Recap, Jul 20

Dollar softness was broad, but the silver slide left the cross-asset read unconfirmed. Rate spreads and positioning are the next tests.

USD EUR
Comparisons 2026-04-17

Best Macroeconomic Data APIs for FX Traders in 2026

A fair, data-driven roundup of the six leading macroeconomic data APIs in 2026 — Bloomberg, Trading Economics, FRED, Macrobond, Alpha Vantage, and FXMacroData — ranked on price, FX specialisation, guaranteed announcement speed, and developer experience.

Macro Education 2026-04-14

From CPI to PCE: The Inflation Indicators FX Traders Track and Why They Matter

A comprehensive guide to the seven families of inflation indicators covered by the FXMacroData API — headline CPI, core CPI, trimmed mean, PCE, PPI, breakeven rates, and inflation-linked bond yields — and how each moves FX markets.

How-to Guides 2026-07-12

How To Use Python Backtesting Frameworks With FXMacroData

Use Python backtesting frameworks with FXMacroData by joining macro events, release windows, and session context to OHLCV data before running strategy tests.

Macro Education 2026-06-22

FXMacroData vs. FactSet: Enterprise Economics Feed vs. FX Macro API

A buyer-guide comparison of FactSet and FXMacroData for teams choosing between enterprise economics data breadth and focused, self-serve FX macro data for dashboards, APIs, alerts, and AI agents.

Market Analysis 2026-04-22

CHF as Safe Haven: When and Why It Rallies

Switzerland's political neutrality, persistent current account surplus, and deep banking system make the franc the G10's most reliable safe-haven currency. This article maps the macro triggers that drive CHF appreciation, the SNB's evolving response function, and the key indicators traders watch before and after risk-off episodes.

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Macro Education 2026-04-14

Danmarks Nationalbank and the DKK: Inside the Euro Peg

A deep look at how Danmarks Nationalbank maintains the EUR/DKK peg, why the CD rate follows the ECB, and how to monitor Denmark's full macro picture — policy rate, inflation, unemployment, trade balance, and GDP — using the FXMacroData API.

EUR DKK
How-To Guides 2026-07-20

How To Use Meta Muse Spark 1 1 With FXMacroData For FX Trading

Use Meta Muse Spark 1.1 with FXMacroData as a disciplined macro-research workflow: connect the MCP server for tool use, reserve REST for repeatable checks, and produce evidence-backed FX trade-prep packets for human review.

How-To Guides 2026-07-08

How to Use Claude Cowork on Mobile With FXMacroData for FX Trading

Use Claude Cowork on mobile as a human-approved FX macro desk: monitor release calendars, query FXMacroData through REST or MCP, and turn macro events into structured trade-prep notes without handing execution to an agent.

Macro Education 2026-06-22

FXMacroData vs OECD API: Free Official Data vs FX-Ready Macro API

OECD API is a free official SDMX data source for policy and economic research. FXMacroData is the better fit when FX traders and developers need release-aware macro history, exact announcement timing, dashboards, REST JSON, and AI-ready workflow access.

Macro Education 2026-06-08

Bank of Canada Business Outlook Survey: What It Measures and Why It Matters for CAD

A practical guide to the Bank of Canada Business Outlook Survey, what it measures, how traders interpret it, and how FXMacroData uses it as official CAD business confidence coverage.

CAD
Macro Education 2026-06-07

Introducing the Forward Curve and Pair Differential Endpoints

FXMacroData now exposes derived forward-curve segments and matched pair rate differentials, so FX traders can move from raw yield levels to the expected path and cross-currency spread that actually drive major pairs.

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