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Conduit normalizes data from many official sources into one canonical model: indicators, countries, entities, and observations that share a single schema. This page lists the countries covered, the source institutions behind the data, and the single endpoint that reports current breadth so your application never depends on a number hardcoded in docs.
Totals in a documentation page age. The live, authoritative breadth summary is GET /v1/public/coverage, and the full machine-readable indicator list is GET /v1/canonical-indicators. Treat those as the source of truth and the figures here as a snapshot.

What coverage means

Coverage in Conduit has three axes:

Countries

The set of countries (ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 codes plus a few region codes) that carry canonical macro indicators.

Indicator categories

The public canonical indicators, grouped into categories such as inflation, labor, growth, rates, housing, and external.

Source institutions

The official publishers of record behind the values, surfaced through around 97 source connectors.

Covered countries

Conduit carries canonical macro indicators across 35 countries and region codes, grouped below by region for readability. The codes are the values you pass to the country filter on observation and screener endpoints.
CodeCoverage
USAUnited States
CANCanada
MEXMexico
BRABrazil
CHLChile
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EUREuro area (canonical)
EMUEuro area (alternate)
DEUGermany
FRAFrance
ITAItaly
ESPSpain
NLDNetherlands
GBRUnited Kingdom
CHESwitzerland
SWESweden
NORNorway
DNKDenmark
CZECzechia
POLPoland
TURTurkey
EUR and EMU both denote the euro area. EUR is the canonical euro-area code used for harmonized euro-area indicators; EMU appears in the catalog as an alternate. Prefer EUR unless an indicator is published only under EMU.
CodeCoverage
JPNJapan
CHNChina
HKGHong Kong
KORSouth Korea
INDIndia
IDNIndonesia
SGPSingapore
THAThailand
AUSAustralia
NZLNew Zealand
CodeCoverage
AREUnited Arab Emirates
SAUSaudi Arabia
QATQatar
ISRIsrael
ZAFSouth Africa
To enumerate countries programmatically rather than from this table, call GET /v1/public/coverage (returns the covered-country list) or use the SDK’s listCountries() method.

Indicator categories

The public canonical indicators are grouped into categories. Not every category is populated for every country, so use GET /v1/public/coverage for the live per-category breadth and GET /v1/canonical-indicators for the full indicator list.
CategoryWhat it contains
inflationCPI inflation YoY, core CPI, CPI index, core CPI index, PCE price index, core PCE price index, PPI, plus per-country CPI YoY.
laborUnemployment rate, nonfarm payroll employment, initial jobless claims, plus per-country unemployment.
growthReal GDP growth and GDP growth, per country.
ratesPolicy rate, 3-month money-market benchmark rate, 10-year government bond yield, 10Y-3M yield-curve spread, per country.
housingHousing starts, building permits (US).
externalTrade balance, exports, imports (US).
incomePersonal income (US).
consumptionRetail sales (US).
The public surface is macro and global-markets data plus Conduit’s own derived signals. There is no FX-rate indicator category, and raw real-time market price-tick data is deliberately not part of the public product. See Macro indicators and Derived analytics for the queryable series.

Source institutions

Every value traces back to an institution of record. The named publishers below are a representative set; in total Conduit runs around 97 source connectors. Each observation carries the named source, the source URL, and a raw payload reference, all retrievable through GET /v1/provenance/observations/{observationId}.

FRED

Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis economic data.

BLS

US Bureau of Labor Statistics (CPI, employment).

ECB

European Central Bank.

OECD

OECD statistical databases.

BIS

Bank for International Settlements.

SEC EDGAR

US Securities and Exchange Commission XBRL filings.

Eurostat

Statistical office of the European Union.

Bank of England

United Kingdom central bank.

Bank of Japan

Japan central bank.

CFTC

Commitments of Traders positioning data.
Source attribution and the source URL travel inline on every observation (provider, sourceUrl). For the full auditable chain (the ingestion run and raw payload reference metadata), call GET /v1/provenance/observations/{observationId}.

Query live breadth

GET /v1/public/coverage returns the current catalog totals, the public indicator categories, and the list of covered countries in one call. Use it instead of hardcoding figures, so your application always reflects the current breadth.
curl -s "https://data.quantoraresearch.com/v1/public/coverage" \
  -H "x-api-key: $CONDUIT_API_KEY"

Response

Like every Conduit response, the payload is wrapped in the standard envelope (data, meta, requestId). The data object reports breadth across the three axes.
data
object
The coverage summary.
meta
object
Standard response metadata: request_id, requestId, api_version, and pagination.
requestId
string
Echo of the request identifier for tracing and support.
To drill from breadth into the actual series, follow up with GET /v1/canonical-indicators for the full indicator list, then GET /v1/public/observations/latest?country=USA to pull live readings.

Macro indicators

The canonical macro series and how to query them.

Companies

The SEC scored-company universe.

Derived analytics

Conduit’s own stored signals and their inputs.