Eu Finance (nexusforge)
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MCP server providing real-time European financial data: ECB interest rates, euro exchange rates, EU inflation (HICP), GDP, and unemployment by country. No API key required. Free tier: 100 calls/day.
Overview
What is Eu Finance (nexusforge)?
Eu Finance (nexusforge) is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that gives AI agents structured access to European macroeconomic data from the European Central Bank (ECB) and Eurostat. It is designed for developers building AI assistants that need up-to-date economic indicators for EU countries.
How to use Eu Finance (nexusforge)?
Install the server via npx: npx -y @nexusforgetools/eu-finance. No API key is required. A free tier allows 100 calls per day; a Pro tier enables 5,000 calls per day plus access to 10-year historical data.
Key features of Eu Finance (nexusforge)
- Six tools covering interest rates, exchange rates, inflation, GDP, and unemployment.
- EUR exchange rates for 30+ currencies.
- HICP inflation and GDP data by EU country (quarterly).
- Unemployment data by EU country.
- Multi-indicator comparison across economies.
- No API key required; free tier available.
Use cases of Eu Finance (nexusforge)
- Building an AI financial assistant that answers questions about current ECB interest rates.
- Creating a chatbot that compares GDP and unemployment across EU member states.
- Enabling a data-analysis agent to fetch HICP inflation figures for multiple countries.
- Integrating real-time EUR exchange rates into a currency-conversion tool.
FAQ from Eu Finance (nexusforge)
Which data sources does it use?
It pulls data from the European Central Bank (ECB) and Eurostat.
Do I need an API key?
No, the server works without any API key.
What are the usage limits?
Free tier: 100 calls per day. Pro tier: 5,000 calls per day plus 10-year historical data access.
How do I install the server?
Run npx -y @nexusforgetools/eu-finance in your terminal.
What tools are available?
Six tools: get_ecb_rates, get_euro_exchange, get_eu_inflation, get_eu_gdp, get_eu_unemployment, and compare_eu_economies.
