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Official-source macro data for AI agents

Give your agents macro data they can verify.

Ask for a release by name, publication date, reference period, or latest value—and get answer-ready facts, exact timing, and official provenance through one structured MCP interface.

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Official sources first. Changes derived. Gaps disclosed.

LIVE TOOL TRACECTX / 01 CALL · 02 STEPS
USER

What was CPI released on July 14?

  1. 01get_macro_releaseanswer ready
RELEASEDEXACT TIME · VERIFIED
USD

Consumer Price Index

HIGH IMPACT
JUL 1408:30ET / 12:30 UTC
Actual
-0.4%
Change
-0.9 pp
Previous
0.5%
Period
2026-06
SOURCEU.S. BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS
7major FX currencies
12public MCP methods
Officialinstitution sources
Structuredagent-ready output

Built for tool calls, not screen scraping

Most calendars were made for people. MacroFeed is made for agents.

Economic releases live across institution APIs, calendars, data tables, PDFs, and policy statements. MacroFeed turns those fragmented sources into consistent event and observation records.

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01 / Answer-ready releases

Ask in human terms. Get the release in one call.

Resolve CPI, employment, GDP, and central-bank observations by publisher release date, measured period, or latest value—without a discovery call first.

get_macro_release{ "indicator": "CPI", "releaseDate": "2026-07-14" }

02 / History

History with verified publication time.

Over 97% of historical observations carry exact official release timestamps. The remaining date-only or period-only rows keep their precision labels.

03 / Provenance

Every number keeps its source trail.

Publisher, source URL, schedule method, and retrieval time stay attached to the response.

SOURCE VERIFIEDBLS / OFFICIAL CALENDARRETRIEVED 23:33:21 UTC

04 / Verification

Coverage you can inspect, not just trust.

Query event counts, date ranges, field density, currencies, and source coverage programmatically.

One request, traceable evidence

From a natural-language question to a sourced answer.

  1. 01
    Ask naturally

    Use MacroFeed inline with an LLM in the CTX UI.

  2. 02
    CTX routes the request

    A simple factual release can resolve through one answer-ready MacroFeed call.

  3. 03
    Receive structured evidence

    The answer carries event data, gaps, and official sources.

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CTXProtocol API
LLMAgent answer

Major FX coverage

One interface. Seven currencies. Sources you can name.

Start with the high-impact macro releases that move FX, then use the same normalized layer across rates, crypto, equities, and multi-asset research.

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CCYREGIONOFFICIAL SOURCE FAMILYSTATE
USDUnited StatesBLS · BEA · FED covered
EUREuro areaECB · EUROSTAT covered
GBPUnited KingdomBOE · ONS covered
JPYJapanBOJ · E-STAT covered
CADCanadaBOC · STATCAN covered
AUDAustraliaRBA · ABS covered
CHFSwitzerlandSNB · FSO · SECO covered

Methodology

Official timing and observations, kept traceable.

Schedules, actual values, and previous records originate directly from publishing institutions. Historical rows carry exact-time, date-only, or unknown precision instead of an inferred publication clock.

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01No scraped calendar dependency
02Exact timestamps when evidence supports them
03Auditable source-level provenance
04No concealed coverage gaps

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Build macro-aware agents on data you can audit.

Connect through the remote CTX marketplace MCP, build with the Context SDK, or use MacroFeed live in the Context interface.

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