Australian economic data from the RBA and ABS: CPI, GDP, cash rate, labour force, among others.
[](#connect-your-client) ausecon is a Model Context Protocol server that gives any AI assistant clean, structured access to Australia’s core economic and financial data — straight from the Documentation · Getting started · Tool reference · Australian economic data is authoritative but awkward to reach — different portals, different formats,…
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[](#connect-your-client) ausecon is a Model Context Protocol server that gives any AI assistant clean, structured access to Australia’s core economic and financial data — straight from the Documentation · Getting started · Tool reference · Australian economic data is authoritative but awkward to reach — different portals, different formats, and identifiers you have to memorise. ausecon puts a friendly, consistent layer in front of all three…
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