MacroView — a macroeconomic dashboard and MCP server for AI agents
MacroView distils rates, inflation, credit, volatility, market trends and
news into one clear macroeconomic picture. The same live insights power a
browser dashboard for people and an MCP server for AI agents and quant
models — one dataset, two front doors, so an agent reads exactly what you
read.
What it covers
53 tools over the Model Context Protocol at macro-view.com/mcp:
a macro strip of policy rates, the 2s10s curve, CPI, credit spreads and
Fed liquidity, cross-asset heatmaps and momentum, a volatility-regime and
carry-unwind read, a market-event calendar spanning IPOs, earnings,
FOMC/CPI/jobs releases, options expiry and index rebalances, an earnings
wire of just-filed SEC 8-Ks, screeners for 52-week lows and post-earnings
reaction history, institutional flows with 13D/13G activist stakes and
Form 4 insider buying, futures positioning, a sovereign-debt network, an
AI build-out financing map read out of hyperscaler filings, and a daily
news digest. The data tools only read; 7 more write,
to run a fictional paper-trading account, administer a team, or report a
gap in the data.
Why an MCP server rather than an API key
An agent that has to be taught your REST schema is an integration. An
MCP server it can enumerate is a capability: the tool catalogue says what
each dataset is and when to reach for it, so a model plans with
the data instead of guessing at endpoints. Every payload carries the
timestamp it was cached at, so an agent can tell fresh from stale rather
than presenting an hour-old quote as live.
Read on
- The MacroView MCP server
— the full tool catalogue, connection details and example prompts.
- Learn
— plain-English explainers: reading a P/E ratio, what RSI and moving-average
periods actually measure, how T-bill ETFs pay out, EU investment tax by
country, and how the AI build-out is financed.
- Weekly market reports
— interactive cross-asset analysis of the trading week, published
after the Friday US close.
Market data, not investment advice.
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