Series history by FRED code
Observations for a series such as CPIAUCSL, UNRATE or BAMLH0A0HYM2, with its title, units, frequency and seasonal-adjustment basis, found by code, standard name or search words.
Read the macro numbers markets react to: interest rates, yield and credit spreads, inflation, jobs, GDP, money supply, housing and exchange rates, by their standard FRED codes, plus Canadian series from the Bank of Canada and Statistics Canada. Query over the REST API, or ask Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP client for the latest CPI or the next jobs report.
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Observations for a series such as CPIAUCSL, UNRATE or BAMLH0A0HYM2, with its title, units, frequency and seasonal-adjustment basis, found by code, standard name or search words.
The newest reading of every tracked series, grouped by category, with the previous value and the change, for the United States or for Canada.
Upcoming and recent US and Canadian release dates, with the publisher, the period covered, the series each release updates and an importance tier.
Every endpoint below is a GET under the api.equibles.com/v1 base URL, authenticated with an API key. Each MCP tool answers the same question in plain English from Claude, ChatGPT or any connected client.
GET /v1/fred/seriesGET /v1/fred/series/{seriesId}/observationsGET /v1/fred/latestGET /v1/fred/calendarOne free key covers the MCP server and the REST API; the browser needs no key at all.
curl "https://api.equibles.com/v1/fred/series/BAMLH0A0HYM2/observations?limit=5" -H "Authorization: Bearer eq_YOUR_KEY"
“Using Equibles, show the US high-yield credit spread (BAMLH0A0HYM2) over the past year and the next CPI release date.”
Name Equibles in the prompt so the model calls the tool instead of answering from memory. Connection guides
Seasonally adjusted and unadjusted versions of the same indicator differ materially. Every series states SA or NSA, so compare like with like.
lastUpdated is when Equibles last synced a series, not the economic period of its latest observation. Coverage is a curated set of tracked series, not the full FRED catalog, so an empty search means only that the tracked set has no match.
Source: Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED), with Bank of Canada and Statistics Canada series.
Choose the interface that fits the work; all three read the same store.
It returns macroeconomic series as structured data: each observation of an indicator such as CPI, unemployment or the fed funds rate with its date and units, plus the latest readings and the calendar of upcoming releases.
Yes. US series use their standard FRED codes, such as CPIAUCSL, UNRATE or FEDFUNDS, and searches also accept standard names such as core CPI or jobless claims. Canadian series carry BOC- or STATCAN- IDs, and every series states its country and publisher.
A curated set of US series across interest rates, yield and corporate bond spreads, inflation, employment, GDP and output, money supply, sentiment, housing, exchange rates and market indicators, plus key Canadian series such as the Bank of Canada policy rate, CORRA, bond yields, CPI, unemployment and real GDP.
No. The release feed carries no FOMC meeting dates, so use the Federal Reserve's published meeting calendar for those. The calendar covers scheduled data releases such as CPI, PPI, jobs, GDP, PCE and retail sales.
Yes. Connect the Equibles MCP server and ask for an indicator by name; GetEconomicIndicator accepts a series code or a standard name, GetLatestEconomicIndicators returns the latest readings and GetEconomicCalendar the upcoming releases. The REST API returns the same data as JSON.
Yes. The Equibles free tier includes 100 requests a day, shared across the REST API and MCP server, with no credit card. Paid plans raise the limit.
One free key for economic series, latest values and the release calendar, over REST and MCP.