bceaoapi
BCEAO/UEMOA macroeconomic data in Python. No setup required.
pip install bceaoapi
from bceaoapi import BCEAO
b = BCEAO() # connects to the public API automatically
# Senegal GDP in 2022
b.get_value("IMECO", "PIB nominal", "SENEGAL", 2022)
# → 17330.12
# Full time series
gdp = b.get_series_by("IMECO", "PIB nominal", "SENEGAL", start="2000")
gdp.plot(title="Senegal GDP (bn FCFA)")
# All 8 countries in one call
inflation = b.get_cross_country("IHPC", "Ensemble", start="2015")
inflation.plot(title="UEMOA Inflation")
Coverage
| Datasets | 39 (GDP, inflation, exchange rates, banking, balance of payments, public debt…) |
| Series | 9 500+ — one per country/indicator combination |
| Observations | 830 000+ — from 1960 to 2025 |
| Countries | BENIN · BURKINA FASO · CÔTE D'IVOIRE · GUINÉE BISSAU · MALI · NIGER · SÉNÉGAL · TOGO |
Exploring available data
No series codes needed. Discover data in 3 steps:
# 1. What datasets are available?
b.list_datasets()
# 2. What indicators are in a dataset?
b.list_indicators("IHPC")
# ['Alimentation', 'Ameublement', 'Ensemble', 'Transport', ...]
# 3. Fetch
b.get_series_by("IHPC", "Ensemble", "BURKINA FASO", start="2010")
Or search by free text:
b.search("taux de change", frequency="MONTHLY")
b.search("PIB", country="MALI")
Methods
| Method | Returns | Description |
|---|---|---|
list_datasets() |
DataFrame |
All available datasets |
list_countries(dataset?) |
list |
Available countries |
list_indicators(dataset) |
list |
Indicators in a dataset |
get_series_by(dataset, indicator, country) |
Series |
Time series by name |
get_value(dataset, indicator, country, year) |
float |
Single data point |
get_cross_country(dataset, indicator) |
DataFrame |
All 8 countries side by side |
get_dataset(dataset, country?) |
DataFrame |
All indicators in a dataset |
get_series(code) |
Series |
Series by code (e.g. KKKSR1012A0BP) |
search(query) |
DataFrame |
Free-text search |
start / end parameters accept a year ("2000") or an ISO date ("2000-01-31").
Error handling
from bceaoapi import AmbiguousQueryError, SeriesNotFoundError
try:
b.get_series_by("PIBN", "PIB", "SENEGAL")
except AmbiguousQueryError as e:
print(e)
# 2 series match. Use a more specific label.
# Found: [KKKSR1012A0BP] PIB marchand, [KKKSR1013A0BP] PIB non marchand
try:
b.get_series_by("IHPC", "xxx", "MALI")
except SeriesNotFoundError as e:
print(e)
# Tip: use b.list_indicators('IHPC') to see available labels.
Data source
Data published by the BCEAO via edenpub.bceao.int. This package is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by the BCEAO.
License
MIT
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