Secured money
FDR repo fixings
Depository-institution repo fixings for 1-day, 7-day and 14-day tenors. Tenor and family remain distinct.
China evidence · money markets · point in time
Palimpsest publishes official CFETS repo fixings, SHIBOR tenors and the USD/CNY central parity as aggregate observations. Every row preserves the economic period and Palimpsest collection clock; released_at is the source release when established or an explicitly qualified first-observed upper bound.
What is actually included
The 24 August 2026 publication snapshot covered the CFETS benchmark family: FDR and FR repo fixings, eight SHIBOR tenors, and USD/CNY central parity. The manifest—not this landing page—is authoritative for the current record count, coverage window, byte digest and series list.
Secured money
Depository-institution repo fixings for 1-day, 7-day and 14-day tenors. Tenor and family remain distinct.
Repo market
Repo fixings for 1-day, 7-day and 14-day tenors. They are not silently pooled with FDR.
Unsecured money
Overnight through one-year named tenors, retained as published percent rates rather than compressed into one score.
Policy reference
The official daily parity observation. It is not an executable FX price or a forecast of currency direction.
Point-in-time discipline
| Field | What it means | Why an agent needs it |
|---|---|---|
period_end | The trading day or economic period described by the number. | Prevents an old-period observation from being mistaken for a current print. |
released_at | When the source made the vintage available. If CFETS omits an exact release time, the row declares a conservative first-observed upper bound. | Prevents look-ahead in historical analysis. |
collected_at | When Palimpsest first knew and retained that vintage. | Allows a reproducible “what could we have known then?” query. |
The checksum proves that downloaded bytes match the published manifest. It does not independently authenticate the publisher.
REST and MCP
Start with the manifest so scope and limitations travel with the data:
curl -sS https://palimpsest.info/readings/china-econ-observations-latest.json \
| python3 -m json.tool
For a bounded point-in-time MCP query, call the release-bound 1.9.0 server:
curl -sS https://api.seiche.info/palimpsest/mcp \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{
"jsonrpc":"2.0",
"id":1,
"method":"tools/call",
"params":{
"name":"query_economic_observations",
"arguments":{
"series_id":"cn.cfets.fdr007",
"revision_view":"latest-as-of",
"limit":10
}
}
}'
Keep the returned source, clocks, evidence URL, digest, observation ID and limitations beside any derived statement.
Coverage and rights
Palimpsest software, schemas and original metadata are MIT-licensed. Source observations retain their publishers’ rights. The CFETS registry entry requires attribution, rate-limit respect and retained raw-document hashes. Planned, licensed, blocked and out-of-scope sources are not treated as collected rows.
Read the Evidence Atlas rights ledger · Inspect the source registry
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FAQ
Yes. The public OpenAPI document links the manifest and JSONL ledger, and the release-bound MCP 1.9.0 server exposes query_economic_observations. Both are read-only and keyless.
No. Each print is an official observation for a named benchmark and tenor. A level alone does not establish system-wide stress, causation, or an economy-wide direction.
No. At the 24 August 2026 publication snapshot, all named targets abstained and the broad China Observatory also abstained from an economy-wide direction. Re-read the current forecast and index artifacts before citing status.