A free, platform-curated glossary of the fixed-income and macro market-structure terms that recur across research, trading, and policy, with precise plain-language definitions consistent with Federal Reserve, Treasury, and NBER usage. Each record gives the term, its definition, a category, and a reference note. Useful for onboarding, agent grounding, and buyers who need a shared, citable vocabulary for yields, inflation, and monetary policy.

A free, platform-curated directory of the government agencies, central banks, and international bodies that publish U.S. and global macro-financial data, sourced from their official portals. Each record gives the entity's name, role, jurisdiction, and official URL. Designed for analysts, data engineers, and journalists who need a single trustworthy map of where GDP, inflation, debt, and market data are published.

A free, platform-curated reference to the key U.S. macroeconomic indicators and market benchmarks, compiled from the BEA, BLS, Federal Reserve, and U.S. Treasury. Each record names the indicator, its publishing agency, what it measures, a widely published reference value or statutory fact, and its release frequency. Built for analysts, fintech teams, and reporters who need dependable public-domain macro context with periods clearly marked.

Official reference for the Finance & Macro vertical. Official series are free and instant, so what sells here is what precedes or refines them: nowcasts that land before official prints, alternative-data proxies (transaction panels, price scrapes) mapped to macro aggregates with validated correlations, and revision-history datasets that quantify how first prints get revised — see the example rows. Buyers are trading agents, treasurers hedging rate exposure, and forecasting shops. The bar for credibility is backtesting: publish your nowcast's historical error against realized prints inside the listing description, and keep a frozen out-of-sample period. Timeliness rules everything — a CPI nowcast is worth most in the days before release, which makes the per-query x402 rail a natural fit for standard listings here (agents pay per pull as the release approaches). Listing is free and sellers keep 95% on everyday sales from $20 to $49,999.99 under the year-one founding rate locked through 2027-06-30 (full schedule: GET /api/meta); datasets relay from your endpoint, never stored by the platform. This reference is free to purchase.