FXMacroData integrations
Query releases in DuckDB, schedule research pipelines with Apache Airflow, extract data with Singer and Meltano, or ground a Hermes assistant in macro evidence. Connect your own applications with clients across six language ecosystems.
4 listed integrations
7 client languages
SQL research · Data pipelines · AI assistants
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4 integrations
SQL & pipelines
Query official-source macro observations and release schedules directly in SQL.
SQL & pipelines
Schedule macroeconomic data tasks and wait for an indicator release before continuing a pipeline.
AI & terminals
Give your AI research assistant macro tools, release schedules and source-linked context.
SQL & pipelines
Move macro observations and release calendars into your warehouse with a Singer pipeline.
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Python data providers merged into FinRL and FinRL-Meta supply FX time series and macroeconomic features for reinforcement-learning trading research.
Our contribution to AWS Labs' CLI Agent Orchestrator is an MCP macro-release research example and guide, demonstrating how an agent can use economic releases, calendars and indicator histories.
Languages and SDKs
Each client installs from its public package registry or source repository, with its own endpoint coverage and language-native interfaces.
PyPI
Typed synchronous and asynchronous clients for macro releases, FX history, calendars, positioning and commodities. Python 3.9 or newer.
GitHub
Data-frame outputs, parsed dates and response metadata for statistical analysis and research notebooks.
GitHub
Announcements, revision history and release calendars for release-aware quantitative research.
npm
Typed Promise-based calls for announcements, calendars, catalogues, positioning and commodities, with MCP connection helpers. Node.js 18 or newer.
Go module
OpenAPI-generated requests and response models with context-based cancellation for financial-data applications.
opam
Typed wrappers with asynchronous Lwt results for macro indicators, calendars, FX, positioning and commodities.
GitHub
Typed requests and response models for every public endpoint, generated from the OpenAPI schema.
Use a language client or REST API for a research pipeline, and MCP for compatible AI assistants. Keep units, sources, access windows and timing status alongside the values you consume.
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