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Federal Reserve Board RSS Feeds

Federal Reserve Board RSS Feeds is a rss feed from Federal Reserve Board (Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System) providing finance & macro data. Official RSS/XML push feeds from the U.S. Federal Reserve Board, publishing FOMC statements, monetary-policy press releases, speeches, and economic projections the moment they post to the Fed website. For a Polymarket bot, this is the earliest authoritative signal for FOMC rate-decision, CPI/inflation-adjacent, and recession/policy markets — no scraping or paid newswire needed.

At a glance

ProviderFederal Reserve Board (Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System)
TypeRSS Feed
CategoryFinance & Macro
Real-timeYes — streaming
AuthNone — open endpoint
PricingFree (public domain government data; no account, no rate limits documented) — Free: all feeds, unlimited, no registration or API key

What data it provides

  • FOMC policy statements (e.g. press_monetary.xml) at moment of release on decision days
  • All Board press releases feed (press_all.xml) + topic-filtered feeds: monetary policy, enforcement, banking/consumer regulation, orders
  • FOMC meeting minutes and Summary of Economic Projections releases
  • Speeches & testimony feeds, including per-governor feeds (e.g. s_t_powell.xml for Chair Powell)
  • Statistical release announcement feeds: H.15 interest rates, H.3, H.8, G.19, Z.1, commercial paper, FX rates
  • Each item carries title, link, GUID, category, description, and pubDate timestamp

Features

  • Push-style RSS/XML — poll for new items; FOMC statement appears in feed at the published 2:00pm ET decision time
  • No documented rate limits, throttling, or registration required
  • Broad coverage: news, speeches, research (FEDS/IFDP/FEDS Notes), and statistical data releases
  • Many granular feeds let you subscribe only to monetary-policy items to cut noise
  • Standard RSS 2.0 — works with any HTTP client or off-the-shelf RSS library, no SDK needed
  • History limited to recent items per feed (~weeks/recent releases); use the Fed press-release archive pages for deep history

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