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The economics tools connect you to macroeconomic data and events. Dataset search and retrieval pull from the Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED) database — a comprehensive repository of hundreds of thousands of economic time series maintained by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. The economic calendar tool provides scheduled data releases and events across countries and currencies, allowing you to track what is coming and when.
Search the FRED database for economic datasets by keyword. Use this tool to discover what series are available before fetching the full time series with econ_dataset.
query
string
required
A search term describing the economic concept you are looking for. For example, corn prices or unemployment rate.
Example query: “Find economic datasets related to US inflation.”

econ_dataset

Get the full time series for a specific FRED dataset by its series ID. Returns historical values over time, which you can use for trend analysis, charting, or macroeconomic research.
id
string
required
The FRED series ID for the dataset. For example, PMAIZMTUSDM for corn prices or CPIAUCSL for the Consumer Price Index.
Example query: “Show me the historical data for the US Consumer Price Index.”

econ_calendar

Get scheduled economic calendar events such as central bank decisions, inflation releases, employment reports, and GDP announcements. You can filter events by date range, country, currency, importance, and category. The minImportance parameter uses the following scale:
ValueLevel
-1All events
0Low importance
1Medium importance
2High importance
3Critical importance
Common category values include gov (government) and infl (inflation).
from
string
Start date for the calendar range in YYYY-MM-DD format. For example, 2025-01-01.
to
string
End date for the calendar range in YYYY-MM-DD format. For example, 2025-01-31.
country
string
Filter by one or more country codes, comma-separated. For example, US or US,DE,JP.
minImportance
integer
Minimum importance threshold. Accepts -1 (all), 0 (low), 1 (medium), 2 (high), or 3 (critical). Defaults to returning all events.
currency
string
Filter by one or more currency codes, comma-separated. For example, USD or USD,EUR.
category
string
Filter by event category. For example, gov for government events or infl for inflation-related releases.
Example query: “What high-importance economic events are scheduled in the US next week?”

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