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2 datasets
Bank of Canada
Daily log of Bank of Canada press releases observed in the Bank's own public press-releases RSS feed (keyless): one row per distinct release with headline, canonical URL, and feed publication date. Method: the feed is polled and deduplicated by the item's rdf:about URL; the frame is deterministic per feed state, so an unchanged feed mints no new snapshot. Units: one release per row; pub_date is an ISO date. Complements na_central_bank_tone (which scores hawkish/dovish tone for FOMC + BoC decision documents only) and the sibling fed_press_signals log: this is the raw all-types BoC release log. Caveats: the feed surfaces roughly the last 10 releases, so the log tracks what the Bank is publishing now rather than a complete archive. License: Bank of Canada Terms of Use permit free use, copying, distribution and transmission with attribution to the Bank of Canada. commercial_use=yes; attribution Bank of Canada.
Canada Monetary Policy Signals (derived)
Daily-to-monthly monetary-policy signals derived from Bank of Canada Valet data: 30-period annualized change volatility, 3-month momentum, year-over-year change, 3-sigma anomaly flags, naive-drift 1-month forecasts, a per-date cross-series volatility rank, plus the real policy stance (target rate minus YoY CPI inflation), the CORRA-target funding-stress spread, the 10Y-2Y Canadian curve-slope spread and a policy-move streak tracker (consecutive hikes/cuts). Covers the BoC target for the overnight rate, the overnight rate, CORRA, 2Y/10Y benchmark bond yields and total/trim/median/common CPI inflation. All rows are normalized to country_code CAN so they join cleanly with Canadian macro data. Raw data: Bank of Canada (Valet API).
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