mf-excel: An Excel Integration for macroframe-forecast
mf-excel provides Excel integration functionality for macroframe-forecast Python module developed by Ando et al., (2025).
It allows you to:
- Run constrained and unconstrained macroeconomic forecasts
- Control models and constraints from Excel
- Execute the engine via Flask (local or remote)
- Integrate seamlessly with xlwings
Documentation
See the documentation here for guidance.
Next Steps 🗺️
We will continue to monitor updates to the macroframe-forecast package.
References
Ando Sakai, Shuvam Das, and Sultan Orazbayev (2025). "A Python Package to Assist Macroframework Forecasting: Concepts and Examples", IMF Working Papers 2025, 172, accessed 28/12/2025, https://doi.org/10.5089/9798229023535.001
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