Bank of England IADB Scraper

Bank of Canada Series Scraper - Exchange Rate Data

benthepythondev/bank-of-canada-series-scraper

Fetch recent Bank of Canada Valet observations with dates, values, series labels and source terms.

Bank of Canada Valet Scraper

parseforge/bank-of-canada-valet-scraper

Scrapes Bank of Canada Valet series observations by series code or custom code. Returns each observation as a flat row with series code, label, date, value, and source terms. Supports recent observations or date range, and exports to CSV, JSON, Excel, or XML.

BLS Labor Statistics Scraper - Time Series Data

benthepythondev/bls-labor-statistics-scraper

Collect public BLS time-series observations by series ID with year, period, value, latest flag, footnotes and official series links.

BLS Wage Data Scraper

parseforge/bls-wage-data-scraper

Scrapes official U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data by series ID and year range. Returns each observation as a flat row with date, value, and series metadata.

BCB Brazil Central Bank Series Scraper

parseforge/bcb-brazil-central-bank-scraper

Scrapes any time series from the BCB SGS API by numeric ID. Returns every observation as a flat row with a date and value. No API key needed.

DBnomics Economic Series Scraper

parseforge/dbnomics-economic-series-scraper

Scrapes economic time series from DBnomics by series ID, custom ID, or keyword search. Returns each observation as a flat row with period, value, and metadata. Supports ECB, IMF, World Bank, Eurostat, OECD, and more.

Download structured country and time-series development indicators from the official World Bank API without an API key.

FRED Series Batch Downloader

junipr/fred-series-batch-downloader

Download batches of economic time-series observations and metadata for configured FRED-style series IDs into clean long-format and optional wide-format datasets.

Keyless policy interest rates for the Federal Reserve, ECB, Bank of England, Bank of Canada and Reserve Bank of Australia, plus Japan as a labelled proxy. Includes the derived decision history: every change with its date, size in basis points and direction.