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DB – Nomics

Posted by e-axes on July 28, 2019

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An ML library on economics and finance

  • DBnomics is a new database of free international macroeconomic data by Banque de France, CEPREMAP and France Stratégie.
  • It collects and redistributes data freely available on the Web in a common format
  • Currently with 61 original providers, among which Ameco, Eurostat, ECB, BIS, OECD, World Bank, IMF, ILO, FAO and many national sources from 24 countries.
  • The database contains about 20,000 datasets and 540 million time series
  • You can browse, search and download from the Web site at https://db.nomics.world
  • Plot a series, save it to your cart, plot several series in the cart, download the content of your cart
  • An API for automated download exists at https://api.db.nomics.world/apidocs
  • Clients exist for R, Python and Stata (see the bottom of the home page)
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