Summary
Read the Fed's own words rather than the coverage of them.
Statements are searchable by what they say instead of by date, and the trend call puts successive meetings side by side — which is where the change in wording usually is.
What it is
A Python MCP server over a hosted FOMC statement database. It carries semantic search across Fed statements, the statements themselves as resources, and prompt templates for common analyses; the hosted backend it queries can be repointed through configuration.
What you get
- FOMC statements searched semantically by topic, date or content
- The most recent statement returned in full
- Metadata on which statements the dataset holds
- Language trends across statements compared over time
- Statement text exposed as resources, with prompt templates for standard analyses
Requirements
Python 3.10 or higher. It points at the hosted backend out of the box, and the README states no additional configuration is needed for data access.