Programmatic access to a proprietary database maintained since 1986. News, fundamentals and market data, funds and fixed income, delivered over REST and WebSocket into trading systems, quantitative research, dashboards and data pipelines.
A consolidated database covering Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru and the United States, organised by asset class and maintained under a single methodology.
News, fundamentals and market data, funds and fixed income, with consistent contracts across domains and the same institutional depth.
Economatica's proprietary financial journalism, delivered via REST and WebSocket with rich metadata (tickers, sector, theme, news sentiment) and queryable history.
Fundamental indicators and multiples, end-of-day OHLC quotes, indices and benchmarks across all of B3, plus server-side portfolio optimisation and backtesting.
CVM universe of around 99k vehicles: registry, performance and risk, portfolio composition and overlap between funds.
Debentures, CRA and CRI, government bonds and the yield curve, with rate, maturity and the issuer credit-risk read.
The four published APIs expose the Brazilian domains of the base (B3 and CVM). Regional series for the other six countries are available through the database and Data Feed; availability per country and per endpoint is confirmed during technical scoping.
Assets, indices and indicators inventoried across the regional base, plus a daily flow of proprietary and aggregated news.
Stable contracts, sandbox environments and API key governance, so the base can be brought into your own product without operational surprises.
const eco = new EcoNews({ apiKey: process.env.ECO_KEY });
// Subscribe to high-relevance events on PETR4 and VALE3
eco.stream({
tickers: ['PETR4', 'VALE3'],
minRelevance: 0.75,
sentiment: 'any',
}).on('message', (news) => {
console.log(news.headline, news.sentiment.score);
});No engineering team available? The Economatica technology team can run the integration end to end, from technical scope to production handover.
Solutions used by organisations that invest, distribute, regulate, research and educate. 129 paying international clients already work with the base outside Brazil.
Local coverage in seven countries across the Americas, collected and maintained by teams that work in those markets.
Filings, prices and fund data standardised into a single schema, so cross-country comparisons hold without manual reconciliation.
Auditable criteria for indicators and multiples, the same base cited in academic research and used by regulators.
Series maintained since 1986 under consistent treatment, which is what makes long backtests defensible.
An engineering team that can scope, implement and hand over the integration, with documentation and monitoring.
Commercial presence in Brazil, Mexico and the United States, with support in Portuguese, Spanish and English.
Anything not covered here is answered during technical scoping, before any commercial commitment.
Request API TrialFour domains over the same proprietary base: News, Fundamentals and Market data, Funds, and Fixed Income.
The database has been maintained since 1986. Depth per series and per country is confirmed during scoping.
Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru and the United States, organised by asset class. The four published APIs currently expose the Brazilian domains of the base.
Both. REST for structured on-demand queries, WebSocket for streaming updates. Same base, two delivery modes.
Yes. An OpenAPI 3.1 specification in three languages, interactive documentation, ready examples and a sandbox environment with synthetic data to validate the integration before production.
Access is by API key, authenticated by HMAC signature or Bearer token, with rate limits and quota headers the client can read directly from the API.
Use is defined per contract by scope, internal, B2B or B2B2C. Redistribution to third parties is agreed case by case with the commercial team before production access.
The API serves structured, on-demand queries from systems that fetch dynamically. The Data Feed handles recurring or bulk delivery into data warehouses, data lakes and BI tools.
Tell us what you are building. The Economatica team reviews the request, provisions a sandbox with synthetic data and delivers credentials securely.
Access is not instant. Every request is reviewed before credentials are issued.
The Economatica team reviews the use case before provisioning. You will hear back at the work email you provided, typically within one business day. Sandbox credentials are only issued after approval.