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Data Intelligence

Data Resource Map

A curated overview of the data sources I use for macroeconomic analysis, along with technical tips for efficient data collection.

Statistics Denmark (DST)

The gold mine of Danish macro data. I frequently use their API for automated retrieval of price indices and national accounts.

Pro-tip: Use the 'Statistikbanken' API v1 for time series — it's the most stable for Python integration.

FRED (Federal Reserve Economic Data)

Essential for US and global economic data. Covers almost everything from interest rates to labor market statistics.

Pro-tip: The 'fredapi' Python library is excellent and saves you from writing raw requests.

ECB Statistical Data Warehouse (SDW)

The primary source for monetary and financial statistics of the Euro area.

Pro-tip: Their SDMX format can be complex; use the Pandas SDMX reader to parse data correctly.

OECD Data

Fantastic for international comparisons of well-being, education, and economic indicators.

BIS (Bank for International Settlements)

The best source for banking statistics, effective exchange rates, and global liquidity.

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