FXMacroData for Notion MCP
Use FXMacroData in Notion as a macro research layer: Custom Agents can query the MCP server, databases can store release calendars and indicator rows, and Notion pages can hold live chart context through FXMacroData widget URLs.
Agent briefings
Connect a Notion Custom Agent to FXMacroData MCP and ask for release calendars, central-bank context, pair risk, and macro summaries.
Research databases
Sync FXMacroData REST responses into Notion databases for morning notes, event risk dashboards, and trade review workspaces.
Page context
Paste FXMacroData dashboard embed URLs into Notion pages where Notion supports the target URL as an embed.
Best path: Notion Custom Agent plus FXMacroData MCP
Notion Custom Agents can connect to hosted MCP servers. Use this path when you want a Notion-native analyst that can retrieve live FXMacroData data while drafting pages, updating notes, or answering workspace questions.
Production endpoint
https://mcp.fxmacrodata.com
Good first prompts
Build a EUR/USD macro brief for this week. What are the next USD economic releases? Compare AUD and NZD policy-rate pressure. Summarize recent JPY COT positioning.
Enable custom MCP servers
A workspace admin enables custom MCP servers under Notion AI connector settings when the plan supports Custom Agents.
Add FXMacroData to the agent
Open the Custom Agent settings, add a custom MCP server, and use https://mcp.fxmacrodata.com.
Authenticate for protected data
FXMacroData MCP uses the standard authorization path for protected data. Keep API keys and authenticated request URLs out of Notion page content.
Notion setup options
Use FXMacroData in Notion through MCP for live lookups, database sync for repeatable research tables, or embeds for visual dashboard context. Any database-write workflow should run from server-side code or admin-approved secret storage, not from public Notion page content.
MCP lookup path
Use https://mcp.fxmacrodata.com in Notion Custom Agents when your workspace supports custom MCP servers.
Database sync path
Sync normalized release rows into a Notion database when a desk needs durable morning-note tables or event-risk trackers.
For setup support, include your FXMacroData account email, Notion workspace type, target workflow, and whether you need read-only MCP lookup or database-write sync.
Reliable path: sync FXMacroData into Notion databases
For dashboards, morning notes, and repeatable desk workflows, store normalized FXMacroData rows in a Notion database. Use stable source keys to avoid duplicate rows, and never write authenticated FXMacroData request URLs into Notion page properties.
| Property | Type | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Name | Title | Human-readable release or indicator row title. |
| Source Key | Rich text | Stable id used by the sync script to avoid duplicates. |
| Currency | Select | Currency code such as USD, EUR, AUD, or JPY. |
| Indicator | Rich text | FXMacroData indicator slug, such as inflation or policy_rate. |
| Release Date | Date | Scheduled release date or observation date. |
| Value | Number | Latest numeric value when available. |
| Endpoint | URL | Canonical FXMacroData API endpoint used for the row. |
Database sync should use a server-side process that keeps API keys outside the Notion page itself.
Fast path: paste FXMacroData widgets into Notion
FXMacroData exposes embeddable chart URLs for dashboard widgets. In Notion, create an Embed block and paste the HTTPS URL, not the iframe HTML. If Notion or its embed provider does not allow a specific widget URL, paste the same URL as a bookmark and keep the database sync as the stable data path.
https://fxmacrodata.com/dashboard/embed/EUR_USD/policy-rate-differential https://fxmacrodata.com/dashboard/embed/AUD_USD/inflation-comparison https://fxmacrodata.com/widgets
Related FXMacroData surfaces
Combine Notion with the public API docs, embeddable widgets, and MCP server depending on whether your workflow needs tables, visuals, or conversational lookup.