Bank of England, Fed and ECB policy rates, read from the banks' own pages, with dates.
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Current policy rate of one of three central banks, as published on the bank's own page: boe = Bank of England Bank Rate; fed = US Federal Reserve federal funds target range (lower and upper bound); ecb = European Central Bank deposit facility, main refinancing operations and marginal lending facility rates. Returns the figure(s) in % per annum, effectiveFrom, decisionDate and the meeting that set the level, the previous level with its effective date, the latest decision (which may be a hold), the next scheduled decision date, the official source page, the decision press release and verifiedDate. all: true returns every bank. Other central banks answer covered:false.
true returns every bank (bank may be omitted)
boe | fed | ecb (common names such as "Bank of England", "FOMC" or "ECB" resolve too)
Current policy rate of one of three central banks, as published on the bank's own page: boe = Bank of England Bank Rate; fed = US Federal Reserve federal funds target range (lower and upper bound); ecb = European Central Bank deposit facility, main refinancing operations and marginal lending facility rates. Returns the figure(s) in % per annum, effectiveFrom, decisionDate and the meeting that set the level, the previous level with its effective date, the latest decision (which may be a hold), the next scheduled decision date, the official source page, the decision press release and verifiedDate. all: true returns every bank. Other central banks answer covered:false.
| Argument | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| all | boolean | true returns every bank (bank may be omitted) |
| bank | string | boe | fed | ecb (common names such as "Bank of England", "FOMC" or "ECB" resolve too) |
{
"type": "object",
"properties": {
"all": {
"type": "boolean",
"description": "true returns every bank (bank may be omitted)"
},
"bank": {
"enum": [
"boe",
"fed",
"ecb"
],
"type": "string",
"description": "boe | fed | ecb (common names such as \"Bank of England\", \"FOMC\" or \"ECB\" resolve too)"
}
}
}