BCB Full Mega-Server MCP. Analyze Brazilian macro trends with official data feeds.

This Mega-Server gives your AI client instant access to over 20,000 statistical time series from Brazil's Central Bank (BCB). You don't gotta hunt down data from multiple sources; you pull everything here.

Currency and Exchange Rates:
For US dollar quotes, you can grab the official PTAX rate using get_cotacao_dolar, or get a historical series of those rates over time with get_dolar_periodo. If you need to query the commercial dollar market, use get_dolar_sgs with flexible SGS codes and date formats. To check any foreign currency quote—like EUR or GBP—you call get_cotacao_moeda, which retrieves either the current rate or a historical one.

You can also list every supported PTAX currency using listar_moedas. When you need to pull an exchange rate for any specific date, you've got get_serie_bcb for consulting the vast BCB SGS system directly.

Monetary Policy and Interest Rates:
To analyze monetary cycles, you start with the official Selic target set by COPOM using get_selic_meta. You can compare that to the daily effective rate via get_selic_diaria, or check out key fixed-income benchmarks like the Interbank Deposit Certificate (CDI) rate using get_cdi. Market expectations for future rates are available through get_expectativas_selic, which pulls institutional forecasts from the Focus Report.

Inflation and Cost Pressures:
Tracking inflation requires multiple indices, so you'll use several tools. Get the official, widely tracked rate with get_ipca. For lower-income households, run get_inpc to retrieve the National Consumer Price Index data. If you need a benchmark for commercial contracts or rent adjustments, call get_igpm for the IGP-M index.

To model future cost pressures, use get_expectativas_inflacao, filtering by IPCA, IGP-DI, or IGP-M forecasts. The market also uses a forward indicator rate; you can pull that specific measure with get_ipca15.

Macroeconomic Health Indicators:
When checking the overall economic picture, you'll use several key indicators. You get a proxy for Brazil’s Gross Domestic Product variation by calling get_pib, which pulls the monthly IBC-Br index data. For stability checks, retrieve international reserves in US dollars using get_reservas. The public debt relative to GDP is calculated and pulled with get_divida_pib.

You track trade performance by retrieving the historical Brazilian trade balance—which covers exports and imports of commodities—using get_balanca_comercial. Unemployment data, based on the PNAD survey, comes through get_desemprego, providing quarterly rates. Finally, for instant payment system activity, you pull volume and transaction count statistics using get_pix_estatisticas.

Deep Dive Data Access:
If none of these specific tools cut it, you can consult any general time series code available in the BCB's massive SGS system by calling get_serie_bcb. It’s your full kit for Brazilian macro analysis.