Every source, named.
Official statistics, central banks, regulatory filings, public market endpoints, and series computed here. This page lists which is which, how often each updates, how far back it goes, and which plan includes it.
Sources and coverage.
Plan names below are the lowest plan that includes the data. Coverage can vary by instrument and region within a family; where it does, the module says so.
| Family | Named sources | Coverage | Cadence | Delivery | History | Plan |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Official statistics | FRED and ALFRED (St. Louis Fed), Eurostat, Destatis GENESIS, US Census, DBnomics, World Bank, IMF | Growth, inflation, labour, production, income, trade and retail sales across the major economies | Daily to quarterly, on the publishing agency's calendar | On release | Full published history where the source offers it; ALFRED supplies release vintages, so a model can be run on what was known at the time | Macro |
| Central banks & policy | ECB Data Portal, Bundesbank, Bank of England, Bank of Canada, Swiss National Bank, Eurex settlement data, MQL5 release archive | Policy rates, balance sheets, yield curves, real yields, and meeting-dated market-implied policy paths | Intraday to monthly | On release | Series history as published; the rate strip is rebuilt per meeting | Macro |
| Company filings | SEC EDGAR — submissions, XBRL company facts, full-text search, and 13F filings | Financial statements, segment and geographic revenue, filing events, institutional holdings | Event-driven, as filings are accepted | On filing | As far back as EDGAR holds the filer, including successor CIKs | Macro for company data; Professional for 13F and the supply-chain graph |
| Positioning | CFTC Commitments of Traders (public reporting) | Futures and options positioning by trader category, with historical normalisation | Weekly | Statutory lag — Friday release covering the prior Tuesday | Long-run history, which is what makes the normalisation meaningful | Professional |
| Market data | Yahoo Finance public endpoints; iShares and SSGA for ETF holdings | Equities, ETFs, futures, FX, rates and commodities — prices, fundamentals and screening inputs | Daily | End-of-day and delayed. Not a real-time feed, and there is no level-2 order book anywhere in the product | Multi-year daily history; intraday history is shorter and varies by instrument | Macro |
| Energy & power | US EIA, NYISO market information system, and the ISO settlement publications | Generation, capacity, heat rates, fuel prices, and settled locational prices with their decomposition | Hourly to monthly, by series | Settled data, published after the fact | Several years of settled prices; EIA series run longer | Professional |
| News & sentiment | Reuters, AP, BBC, MarketWatch and CNBC feeds; Reddit; StockTwits; a set of tracked public accounts | A filtered tape with company and macro tagging, rather than an unfiltered firehose | Continuous polling | Near-real-time, subject to each feed's own latency | Rolling window, not a permanent archive | Macro |
| Derived inside the terminal | ZinsCapital models — regime classification, signals, fitted volatility surfaces, risk decompositions | Regime scores, impulses, z-scores, composites, sensitivities and scenario output | Recomputed when the inputs refresh | Modelled, and labelled as modelled wherever it is shown | As long as the inputs allow; sample size is displayed next to the output | Varies by module |
| Your own keys | A model provider of your choice for the AI layer; optionally your own FRED key | The research agents and assistant run on the key you supply, under your own account with that provider | On demand | Direct from your provider | n/a | Portfolio for the AI layer |
Which modules each plan includes is listed on the pricing page, and the modules themselves are on the platform page.
Rights, limits and failure.
The parts a procurement reader asks about, stated rather than left to be discovered.
- What these are
- Official statistical, central-bank and regulatory publications, plus public market and news endpoints. ZinsCapital does not claim a commercial redistribution licence for any of them, and does not resell data.
- Export
- Export is for your own research use. Where a source restricts redistribution, that restriction travels with the data and is not lifted by it appearing in the terminal.
- Attribution
- Each module names the source behind the figures it shows, so an output can be traced back and checked against the publisher.
- Gaps and revisions
- Macro series get revised, and the revision is part of the analysis rather than an inconvenience. Missing observations are shown as missing instead of being interpolated away.
- Where a source fails
- A module that cannot reach its upstream says so and shows the age of what it last had. It does not quietly serve a stale number as a current one.
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