Which MCP server has Indian macro data from MOSPI and RBI for AI assistants?

What macro data does the DalalOS MCP return?

get_macro_indicators takes a required dataset of cpi, wpi, iip, gdp or crude_basket. Any other value is rejected. You can bound the window with from_period and to_period, filter by series name, and cap rows with limit. Rows come newest first. It returns published values with no commentary.

What did each dataset return?

• CPI, September 2026, base year 2024. Combined (General) index 109.49, year-on-year change 5.54%. Rural 110.11 and 6.08%. Urban 108.71 and 4.88%.
• WPI, base 2022-23. The Wholesale Price Index was 112.5 for September 2026, 110.8 for August and 110.0 for July. The year-on-year field was empty in these rows.
• IIP, base 2022-23. The latest period was August 2026. The General index was 123.3 with year-on-year change of 8.0%. The same response carries sectoral rows such as Electricity at 135.2 and Gas Supply at 114.2. See the freshness section below.
• GDP. One row per published estimate, labelled by revision. The latest period was 2025-26, First Advance Estimates, base year 2011-12. Its GDP Growth Rate row returned value 8.0 and value_alt 7.4. For 2024-25 the First Advance Estimates row returned 9.7 and 6.3, and the Provisional Estimates row returned 9.7 and 6.4. The response does not say what value_alt is, and we did not verify it against MOSPI. Read the source table before you use either number.
• Crude basket, PPAC Indian Basket, USD per barrel. October 2026 returned 120.08, September 116.09 and August 90.19. The rows came from a PPAC file dated 23 October 2026. We did not check whether the October figure covers the full month.

// dataset: "iip", limit 3, first row
{
  "period": "2026-08",
  "series_key": "General|General||base=2022-23",
  "value": 123.3,
  "unit": "index",
  "yoy_pct": 8.0,
  "source": "mospi"
}
// quality block of the same response
{ "status": "invalid", "latest_period": "2026-08",
  "failing_checks": ["macro.latest_expected_period.iip"] }

// dataset: "crude_basket", limit 3, first row
{
  "period": "2026-10",
  "series_key": "Indian Basket",
  "value": 120.08,
  "unit": "USD/bbl",
  "source": "ppac"
}

How current is the macro data?

On 29 October 2026 the freshness report from get_data_freshness (generated 28 October 2026, 19:33 UTC) showed CPI, WPI, GDP and the crude basket as healthy and the IIP dataset as invalid. The failing check is macro.latest_expected_period.iip. The latest IIP period in the index was August 2026. The IIP response itself carries stale: true. The rows are what MOSPI published for that period. The index does not hold a newer one.

Does DalalOS have FBIL or RBI exchange rate data?

get_fx_reference_rates returns the daily INR reference rates published by FBIL, the benchmark administrator, for six pairs: USD, GBP, EUR, JPY, AED and IDR against INR. Each row has the rate date, the pair, the unit base, the rate and the source. The rate is INR per unit base of the foreign currency. The unit base is 1 for USD, GBP, EUR and AED, 100 for JPY and 10,000 for IDR, as FBIL publishes it.

Is there RBI repo rate, bulletin or reserves data?

No. We searched the documented tool list and the server capability list on 29 October 2026 and found no tool for the RBI policy or repo rate, RBI bulletin releases, foreign exchange reserves or the balance of payments. FBIL is the nearest source DalalOS has, and it covers rupee reference rates only. FBIL is a separate entity from the RBI. If your assistant needs policy rates, it needs another data source.

The company macro tool agrees. For ONGC its coverage block listed an interest_rates factor with status indicator_source_unavailable, and no tool name behind it.

What does the company macro exposure tool return?

get_company_macro_exposures looks up whether a company has a reviewed, sourced link to a macro factor, and returns context signals only when that link and a complete official data window both exist. Each factor gets a coverage status. It never says a macro move caused or will cause an earnings or price outcome. Missing evidence comes back as explicit coverage, not as a guess.

For ONGC on 29 October 2026 it returned no exposures and no signals. Of 11 factors, crude oil and USD/INR had an available data source but no reviewed company link (missing_exposure_evidence). The other nine, including interest rates, gold, silver, steel, aluminium, government capex, real estate, power sector capex and renewable policy and tenders, had no indicator source (indicator_source_unavailable). The mapping status was missing_reviewed_mapping, with the note that this does not mean the company has no macro exposure.

{
  "isin": "INE213A01029",
  "as_of_date": "2026-10-29",
  "exposures": [],
  "eligible_signals": [],
  "coverage": {
    "crude_oil": { "status": "missing_exposure_evidence", "source_availability": "available", "source_dataset": "crude_basket" },
    "usd_inr": { "status": "missing_exposure_evidence", "source_availability": "available", "source_dataset": "USD/INR" },
    "interest_rates": { "status": "indicator_source_unavailable", "source_availability": "source_unavailable" },
    "gold_price": { "status": "indicator_source_unavailable", "source_availability": "source_unavailable" }
  },
  "mapping_status": "missing_reviewed_mapping",
  "mapping_note": "No active reviewed company-to-macro pathway is available. This does not mean the company has no macro exposure."
}

We checked one company. We do not know how many companies have a reviewed mapping today, so treat an empty result as missing coverage and not as a finding.

How do I ask for it?

To set it up, connect your AI, or follow the guide for Claude or ChatGPT, Cursor and other clients. The server is at https://mcp.dalalos.in/mcp. The code and docs are public: DalalOS-Indian-Stock-Research on GitHub.

How we checked

On 29 October 2026 we called get_macro_indicators for cpi, wpi, iip, gdp and crude_basket, get_fx_reference_rates for USD/INR, get_data_freshness and get_company_macro_exposures for ONGC on the live server. We also searched the tool list for any RBI-related tool. Figures change as MOSPI, PPAC and FBIL publish. This is research data, not investment advice, and DalalOS does not rank or rate stocks. Found an error? Email hello@dalalos.in.