"A server for obtaining economic data and reports from reputable sources like FRED and CBOE" matching MCP servers:

Enables natural language access to 800,000+ economic time series from FRED, including GDP, inflation, unemployment, and interest rates, with built-in transforms and frequency aggregation.

Provides access to over 800,000 economic time series from the Federal Reserve, allowing users to browse, search, and retrieve data for indicators like GDP and unemployment. It supports custom date ranges and data transformations such as percentage changes or frequency aggregations.

A local MCP server that gives Claude and other MCP clients access to Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED) — 800,000+ economic time series covering GDP, inflation, employment, interest rates, and more.

Enables querying Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED) via tools for searching series, retrieving series metadata, and fetching time series observations, covering over 800,000 economic indicators.

Enables querying and retrieving Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED) including series, categories, releases, sources, and tags, with support for stdio and HTTP transports and bring-your-own-key authentication.

An MCP server that provides access to the full FRED API (Federal Reserve Economic Data), including the Maps API for regional and geographic data.

Enables browsing, searching, and retrieving FRED economic data (800k+ indicators) through LM Studio plugins or MCP, with units/frequency conversion. Supports natural language queries for series like GDP and UNRATE.

An MCP server that wraps the Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED) API, providing access to over 800,000 economic time series like GDP and unemployment. It enables AI agents to search for data, retrieve metadata, and fetch historical observations directly from the St. Louis Fed.

Enables AI agents to search and retrieve FRED economic time series, including vintage (as-published) data, with tools for series search, observation retrieval, release calendar, revision history, and more.

Enables searching and retrieving economic data from the Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED) API, including time series, categories, releases, and popular indicators.

Provides access to over 800,000 economic time series from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, including data on GDP, inflation, and employment. It enables users to search for, retrieve, and analyze various economic indicators and state-level statistics.

Provides macro-economic data from World Bank, IMF, FRED, OECD, and RBI through a unified get_indicator interface.

Enables LLM agents to query US macroeconomic time series from FRED, including GDP, CPI, unemployment, and interest rates, for contextual research.

Provides access to the Reuters Business and Financial News API to retrieve articles, trending news, and market data. It enables searching and filtering financial content by date, author, category, and keywords.

Enables users to query and explore economic data from FRED, supporting tools for searching series, retrieving observations, and browsing categories. It provides comprehensive access to financial datasets, including GeoFRED maps and raw endpoint passthrough for advanced research.

Enables searching, retrieving, and exploring World Bank documents and reports through natural language queries with advanced filtering options.

MCP server for answering questions about official statistics from a single publication URL, with tools to check query scope, retrieve overview, text, data files, and search.

MCP server with 562 tools accessing 114 government data APIs covering economic, health, education, energy, and more from federal, state, and international sources.

MCP server providing AI assistants with live access to 89 curated US workforce and labor market data sources, including BLS, FRED, Census, O*NET, DOL, SEC EDGAR, and real-time signals from Indeed and ADP.

MCP server that silently monitors state changes in structured data sources (e.g., government open data) and provides a pull-based channel for AI agents to retrieve real mutations since their last cursor.