US macroeconomic data: inflation, jobs, GDP, energy, and Treasury yields
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https://econ.memoryapi.org/mcp7 tools · 158msget_inflationGet U.S. CPI inflation data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Returns latest value, YoY change, and MoM change.Get U.S. CPI inflation data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Returns latest value, YoY change, and MoM change.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| series | string | all_items (default), core (ex food/energy), food, energy, shelter, medical |
| months | number | Months of history (default 13) |
get_jobsGet U.S. labor market data from BLS. Unemployment rate, nonfarm payrolls, job openings, and wages.Get U.S. labor market data from BLS. Unemployment rate, nonfarm payrolls, job openings, and wages.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| series | string | unemployment_rate (default), nonfarm_payrolls, job_openings, avg_hourly_earnings, labor_force_participation |
| months | number | Months of history |
get_macroGet macroeconomic indicators from FRED (Federal Reserve). GDP, Fed funds rate, Treasury yields, housing starts, retail sales.Get macroeconomic indicators from FRED (Federal Reserve). GDP, Fed funds rate, Treasury yields, housing starts, retail sales.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| series | string | gdp, fed_funds_rate (default), treasury_10y, treasury_2y, yield_curve, housing_starts, retail_sales, consumer_sentiment |
| limit | number | Data points to return |
get_energyGet energy prices from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. WTI crude, Brent crude, natural gas.Get energy prices from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. WTI crude, Brent crude, natural gas.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| series | string | wti_crude (default), brent_crude, natural_gas |
| limit | number | Weekly data points |
get_treasuryGet U.S. national debt (daily, to the penny) and average interest rates on Treasury securities from the U.S. Treasury.Get U.S. national debt (daily, to the penny) and average interest rates on Treasury securities from the U.S. Treasury.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| series | string | debt (national debt, default) or interest_rates |
| limit | number | Number of records |
get_demographicsGet U.S. Census demographic data by state or county. Population, median income, poverty rate, unemployment, home values, and education level.Get U.S. Census demographic data by state or county. Population, median income, poverty rate, unemployment, home values, and education level.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| state | string | 2-letter state code (CA, TX, NY). Omit for all states. |
| level | string | state (default) or county |
get_business_patternsU.S. County Business Patterns — number of businesses (establishments), employees, and payroll by industry (NAICS code) and state. Answers: How many tech companies in California? Total healthcare employees in Texas?U.S. County Business Patterns — number of businesses (establishments), employees, and payroll by industry (NAICS code) and state. Answers: How many tech companies in California? Total healthcare employees in Texas?
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| naics | string | NAICS industry code: 51=Tech/Info, 52=Finance, 53=Real Estate, 54=Professional Services, 62=Healthcare, 23=Construction, 44=Retail, 72=Food/Hospitality |
| state | string | 2-letter state code (CA, TX, NY). Omit for all states. |
| year | string | Data year (default: 2021) |
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US macroeconomic data: inflation, jobs, GDP, energy, and Treasury yields
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