mostlyrightmd-economy 2.0.0

Economic-indicator data for Python — CPI, PPI, nonfarm payrolls, unemployment, GDP, jobless claims, Fed decisions — from FRED/ALFRED, BLS, BEA, DOL, Federal Reserve. First-print vintage discipline for prediction-market settlement. Imports as `mostlyright.economy`.

mostlyrightmd-economy

Economic-indicator data for the mostlyright Python SDK — CPI, PPI, nonfarm payrolls (NFP), unemployment, GDP, jobless claims, and Fed decisions — sourced from FRED/ALFRED, BLS, BEA, DOL, and the Federal Reserve, joined to Kalshi and Polymarket economy markets with publication vintages attached. Imports as mostlyright.economy.

The public surface is economy.series() (canonical read), economy.snapshot() (settlement-target state as-of a cutoff), economy.releases() (the release calendar), and economy.training_table() (a settlement-pair example). All four carry the first-print / ALFRED vintage discipline. See docs/economy-vertical.md for the full surface.

Install

pip install mostlyrightmd-economy          # brings mostlyrightmd transitively

Data sources & required notices

This product uses the FRED® API but is not endorsed or certified by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. This product uses the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) Data API but is not endorsed or certified by BEA. BLS, BEA, DOL, and Federal Reserve Board data are US-government works in the public domain; citations to the source agencies are appreciated. Per the BLS Terms of Service, when you publish results derived from BLS data retrieved via this SDK, cite the retrieval date and state: "BLS.gov cannot vouch for the data or analyses derived from these data after the data have been retrieved from BLS.gov." Nothing in this package is endorsed by, or implies endorsement by, any source agency or Reserve Bank.

The keyless default path makes no FRED call. The FRED/ALFRED vintage path is opt-in via your own free FRED_API_KEY and is governed by the FRED® API Terms of Use (which, among other things, prohibits storing/caching FRED content and using it in ML training) — your key, your acceptance. The weekly jobless-claims fetcher also transports its bytes through FRED (ICSA/ICNSA) because DOL's machine-readable path is bot-walled. See the data-sources & licensing section of the vertical docs for the per-source table.

Docs

See https://mostlyright.md/docs/sdk/ for quickstart and the full API reference.