What we hold, exactly
35 countries × 14 series = 447 series held, and 12 of those series are complete across every country where the instrument exists. Coverage is deliberately uneven — a market with more statutory instruments carries more series. ✓ links to the series page with its citation. – means we do not hold it yet and the API 404s rather than improvising. n/a means no such instrument exists in that country, so there is nothing to hold.
Series that cannot exist everywhere
These are scored against the countries where the instrument exists, not against all 35. The reason is stated so you can check it rather than take our word for the denominator.
fx-reference— 9 of 15. Countries that run their own currency and publish an official daily reference fixing. This is the fleet's largest genuine gap: roughly a hundred central banks qualify and twenty-five are wired, because each bank's redistribution terms have to be cleared individually before its rates can be republished.late-payment-interest— 25 of 25. Countries with a statutory commercial late-payment interest regime — the EU Late Payment Directive 2011/7/EU as transposed, plus the UK Late Payment of Commercial Debts Act and the Nordic equivalents. No such instrument exists elsewhere: in most of the world a supplier's remedy for late payment is contractual or judicial, and that is served under statutory-interest instead.
Reference inputs
Published free like any other series, but held as an input other series compute from rather than as coverage in its own right.
ecb-main-refinancing-rate— Not a product. This is the European Central Bank's main refinancing rate, held on the euro-area countries so their statutory-interest and late-payment-interest series can be computed from it live rather than restated by hand each time the ECB moves. It is published free like any other series, but it is a reference input, not a thing we sell coverage of.
Machine-readable equivalent: /catalog (free JSON, includes per-series confidence, staleness and the same applicable-universe figures). Missing something you need? Tell us — series are researched to primary sources before they are sold.