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The forex tools provide access to foreign exchange market data. You can list currency pair tickers filtered by country or exchange, retrieve current rate information for any pair, and pull historical OHLCV series at daily, weekly, or monthly granularity.

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forex_tickers

List available forex tickers, optionally filtered by country code or exchange. Use this tool to find the correct ticker symbol for a currency pair before querying quotes or history.
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string
Filter by country code. For example, US for United States pairs or AE for United Arab Emirates pairs.
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string
Filter by exchange. For example, IDC to return only tickers from that data source.
Example query: “List all forex pairs available for the US.” When to use: Use this tool when you need to identify the exact ticker for a currency pair before fetching a real-time quote or historical data.

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forex_quote

Get current market details for a forex pair, including the exchange rate and related fields.
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string
required
The forex ticker symbol. For example, EURUSD for Euro to US Dollar.
Example query: “What is the current EUR/USD exchange rate?” When to use: Use this tool when you need the latest rate for a currency pair — for conversion calculations, risk assessment, or market monitoring.

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forex_prices

Retrieve historical exchange rate data for a forex pair over a specified date range and time frame.
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string
required
The forex ticker symbol. For example, GBPUSD for British Pound to US Dollar.
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string
Start date for the price series in YYYY-MM-DD format. For example, 2024-01-01.
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string
End date for the price series in YYYY-MM-DD format. For example, 2024-12-31.
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string
Time frame for each data point. Common values: 1d (daily), 1wk (weekly), 1mo (monthly).
Example query: “Show me the weekly EUR/USD rate for all of 2023.” When to use: Use this tool when you need a historical rate series for currency analysis, FX hedging research, or macroeconomic comparisons.