Markets

Sources and licences

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• Federal Reserve Board (United States): Headlines, each linking to the story on its publisher's site. Public domain (the Board's own material): “Unless otherwise indicated, information on Board's website is in the public domain and may be copied and distributed without permission. Please cite to the Board as the source of the information.”
• European Central Bank (European Union): Headlines, each linking to the story on its publisher's site. Free use, the ECB cited as the source: “users of this website may make free use of the information obtained directly from it subject to the following conditions: When such information is distributed or reproduced, it must appear accurately and the ECB must be cited as the source.”
• CFTC (United States): Headlines, each linking to the story on its publisher's site. Public domain (the CFTC's own material): “Government information at the CFTC website is in the public domain. Public domain information may be freely distributed and copied, but it is requested that in any subsequent use the CFTC be given appropriate acknowledgement.”
• Bank of Canada (Canada): Headlines, each linking to the story on its publisher's site. Free use with attribution: “the Bank permits you to freely use, copy, distribute and transmit its website content under the following terms: 1.1. Attribution You must attribute the Bank of Canada as the source of the content”
• Reserve Bank of Australia (Australia): Headlines, each linking to the story on its publisher's site. CC BY 4.0: “most other material published on this website is provided under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License, and can be downloaded, reproduced, published and communicated to the public provided that the RBA is properly attributed.” Source: Reserve Bank of Australia.
• BIS (central bankers' speeches) (International): Headlines, each linking to the story on its publisher's site. Limited extracts, the BIS cited as the source: “Users may reproduce a limited extract of BIS Material (other than the statistics published in the BIS Data Portal) in other publications or products free of charge, provided the BIS is cited as the source.”
• Statistics Canada (Canada): Headlines, each linking to the story on its publisher's site. Statistics Canada Open Licence: “Statistics Canada grants you a worldwide, royalty-free, non-exclusive licence to: use, reproduce, publish, freely distribute, or sell the Information” Source: Statistics Canada, The Daily. Reproduced and distributed on an "as is" basis with the permission of Statistics Canada.
• The Conversation (International): Headlines, each linking to the story on its publisher's site. CC BY-ND 4.0: “We believe in the free flow of information and publish all our work under a Creative Commons — Attribution/No Derivatives license.”
• European Central Bank (European Union): The euro foreign exchange reference rates, published around 16:00 CET each working day. ESCB statistics, reused free of charge with the source quoted and unmodified: “All publicly available ESCB statistics may be reused free of charge on the condition that the source is quoted and that the statistics (including metadata) are not modified.”
• US Department of the Treasury (United States): The daily Treasury par yield curve rates, from quotes at or near 3:30 PM New York time each trading day. Public domain (a work of the US government, 17 U.S.C. §105): “Copyright protection under this title is not available for any work of the United States Government”
• European Central Bank (European Union): The ECB's press conference after its monetary policy meetings, live, from the stream its own webcast player plays. Free use, the ECB cited as the source, shown unedited: “users of this website may make free use of the information obtained directly from it subject to the following conditions: When such information is distributed or reproduced, it must appear accurately and the ECB must be cited as the source.”