ApiMacro · early access
Economic data for trading bots, at the speed of the source.
ApiMacro delivers NFP, CPI, central bank decisions and more, read directly from official institutions and pushed to your bot as a ready-to-trade message.
From €20/month · cancel anytime
What you see
US Nonfarm Payrolls
Bureau of Labor Statistics · Oct 2026
Actual
143K
Consensus
110K
Previous
22K
Surprise
+33K (+30%)
USD bias
Bullish · strong
What your bot receiveswss · release
{
"type": "release",
"seq": 18231,
"event_id": "US.NONFARM_PAYROLLS.2026-11-06",
"indicator": {
"id": "US.NONFARM_PAYROLLS",
"name": "Nonfarm Payrolls",
"country": "US",
"currency": "USD",
"category": "labor",
"impact": "high",
"source": "bls.gov"
},
"period": "2026-11",
"unit": "K",
"actual": 143,
"consensus": 110,
"previous": 22,
"surprise": {
"vs_consensus": 33,
"vs_consensus_pct": 30,
"direction": "above",
"size": "large"
},
"interpretation": {
"higher_is": "bullish",
"currency_bias": "bullish",
"market_bias": {
"DXY": "up",
"EURUSD": "down",
"XAUUSD": "down",
"US500": "down"
}
},
"timestamps": {
"scheduled": "2026-11-06T13:30:00.000Z",
"detected": "2026-11-06T13:30:00.312Z",
"sent": "2026-11-06T13:30:00.312Z"
},
"plan_delay_ms": 0
}Next major release
CPI YoY
Wednesday, October 14 at 12:30 PM UTC · Your time 12:30 PM · bls.gov
Consensus —
Previous 3.4%
Then
- Core CPI MoMOct 14 · in d
- Retail Sales MoMOct 15 · in d
- Fed Interest Rate DecisionOct 28 · in d
- Nonfarm PayrollsNov 06 · in d
Read directly from the institutions that publish the data
- BLS
- BEA
- Census
- Fed
- EIA
- USDA
- ECB
- Eurostat
- ONS
- BoE
- StatCan
- BoC
- ABS
- RBA
- BoJ
- SNB
Everything a bot needs to act on a release
Straight from the source
We read the official release pages of the BLS, Fed, ECB, ONS and others the moment they go live. No news wires, no rumours.
Ready-to-trade messages
Every release comes with the consensus, the surprise, its size and the expected direction for the currency, so your bot can decide in microseconds.
Built for automation
One WebSocket, one API key. SDKs for Python and Node.js, and a ready-made Expert Advisor for MetaTrader 5.
From publication to your bot
01
08:30:00.000
The institution publishes the release.
02
+0.3 s
ApiMacro reads, parses and verifies the value.
03
Your plan
The message reaches your bot, in real time on Ultra.
Pick your speed.
Same data on every plan. You only pay for how fast it reaches your bot.
Starter
For testing strategies and slower systems.
€20/month
- 1 live connection(s)
- All countries and categories
- Consensus, surprise and USD bias
- WebSocket, REST and webhooks
- Python, Node.js and MT5
Pro
For active bots that need fast data.
€45/month
- 3 live connection(s)
- All countries and categories
- Consensus, surprise and USD bias
- WebSocket, REST and webhooks
- Python, Node.js and MT5
Ultra
Super fast. The lowest latency we can deliver.
€80/month
- 5 live connection(s)
- All countries and categories
- Consensus, surprise and USD bias
- WebSocket, REST and webhooks
- Python, Node.js and MT5
- Priority delivery from the nearest region
Prices excl. VAT. Cancel anytime.
Connect in a few lines
Copy your API key from the dashboard, open the WebSocket, and handle releases in your strategy.
import json, websocket # pip install apimacro websocket-client
API_KEY = "am_live_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
def on_message(ws, raw):
msg = json.loads(raw)
if msg["type"] != "release":
return
ind, bias = msg["indicator"], msg["interpretation"]["currency_bias"]
print(ind["name"], msg["actual"], "vs", msg["consensus"], "->", ind["currency"], bias)
if ind["currency"] == "USD" and bias != "neutral" and msg["surprise"]["size"] != "small":
side = "SELL" if bias == "bullish" else "BUY" # gold usually moves against USD
print("XAUUSD", side)
ws = websocket.WebSocketApp(
"wss://stream.apimacro.com/v1/stream",
header={"Authorization": f"Bearer {API_KEY}"},
on_message=on_message,
)
ws.run_forever()Coverage
Major economies and the releases that move markets.
- United States
- Euro Area
- United Kingdom
- Canada
- Australia
- New Zealand
- Japan
- Switzerland
- China
Categories
- Labour market
- Inflation
- Growth
- Central banks
- Consumer
- Housing
- Energy
- Trade