API for AI agents
Economic data API for AI agents
The best way for an AI agent to get economic data is to call an economic data API per request on Proxygate. Central-bank rates, inflation, employment, GDP, energy, and macro series from sources such as FRED, the IMF, the OECD, and the BLS are callable from one prepaid USDC balance, settled in USDC on Solana. There is no subscription and no provider API key to manage: Proxygate injects the upstream key server-side per request.
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Economic data API for AI agents: listings on Proxygate
Agent BIS Rates
Bank for International Settlements data on global banking, credit, and exchange rates
Agent Eurozone Stats
Eurostat data on EU economy, trade, demographics, and social indicators
Agent Federal Spending
US government spending data including contracts, grants, loans, and agency budgets
Agent IMF Macro
IMF macroeconomic data including balance of payments, fiscal, and monetary statistics
Agent OECD Stats
OECD economic, social, and environmental statistics across member countries
Agent Treasury Rates
Live US Treasury yields, interest rates, and federal debt data from the Fiscal Data API
Agent UK Economy
UK Office for National Statistics - GDP, inflation, employment, and economic datasets
Agent UN Data
United Nations statistical data on population, trade, development, and sustainability goals
Agent US Census Geo
US Census Bureau geocoder - address to census tract, block, and FIPS codes
Agent World Economics
World Bank development indicators, GDP, population, and country-level economic data
BLS Labor Statistics
US employment, wages, CPI, PPI, and productivity statistics from Bureau of Labor Statistics
EIA US Energy
US energy data: oil, gas, coal, electricity, nuclear, renewables pricing and production
FRED Economic Data
800K+ macroeconomic time series from the Federal Reserve: GDP, CPI, interest rates, money supply, housing, employment
How AI agents use economic and macro data APIs
A research, trading, or policy agent pulls macro series (rates, CPI, unemployment, GDP, energy figures) on demand and settles each call from one balance. Per-request billing lets an agent track many indicators or backfill a long history without licensing each feed, with a signed receipt for every call so spend stays auditable.
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Economic data API for AI agents: frequently asked questions
On Proxygate there are 13 listings that serve economic and macro data, each callable per request by an AI agent. The agent funds one prepaid USDC balance, calls the endpoint through a transparent proxy, and pays only for the calls it makes, settled in USDC on Solana. There is no single "best" provider: an agent can call any of them from the same balance and pick by price, endpoints, and rating.
Your agent authenticates once to Proxygate and never handles the upstream provider key. Proxygate injects the key server-side per request, so the agent just calls the endpoint and the credential is never shared with or exposed to it.
Yes. Every listing here is billed per request, settled in USDC on Solana from one prepaid balance. There is no monthly minimum and no subscription: an agent pays only for the calls it makes, and each call returns a signed receipt.
Pricing is per request and set by each seller, starting from about $0.001 per call, with per-endpoint pricing that can differ from the base rate. An agent settles each call in USDC on Solana with no monthly commitment. See the Finance category for the full range of listings.