Emerging Markets

Emerging Markets (Eco3min)
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Download clean emerging-market datasets (CSV & Excel): the major currency pairs against the US dollar, plus Brazil’s Selic rate. Each page provides key statistics, Python/R code examples and a file to download. Learn how to read macro-financial indicators.

Emerging-market currencies are the front line of global risk sentiment: the first to move when the dollar turns. Eco3min gathers the major EM FX series in one hub.

Datasets
6
Coverage
1973–2026
Format
CSV · XLSX
Updates
Daily
Sources
Fed H.10 / BCB

Exchange Rates

The major emerging-market currencies against the US dollar: yuan, rupee, real, peso and rand.

5 datasets

Policy Rates

Official rates set by emerging-market central banks: the domestic policy leg behind the currency moves above.

1 dataset

All datasets, A to Z6
Sources, access and licences

Exchange rates come from the Federal Reserve H.10 release (daily), read via the FRED API, and are in the public domain. The Brazil Selic rate comes from the Banco Central do Brasil (SGS series 11, monthly from October 1996) under the Open Database License (ODbL) 1.0, which requires attribution and keeps adapted files under the same licence.

Exchange rates are sourced via the FRED API (St. Louis Fed) and originate from the Federal Reserve H.10 release; the Brazil Selic rate comes from the SGS time-series system of the Banco Central do Brasil (series 11).

API endpoint: api.stlouisfed.org/fred

Rights: each series keeps its source’s terms. Federal Reserve exchange rates (H.10): public domain. Banco Central do Brasil Selic series (SGS 11): Open Database License (ODbL) 1.0, attribution to the Banco Central do Brasil required, adapted databases offered under the same licence, no Creative Commons licence.

Cite This Data

https://eco3min.fr/en/emerging-markets/

Reuse under each source’s terms, listed above.

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Last updated — 13 October 2026

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