All projects matching “oil”

Official rate and macro series in one call, by name: fed_funds, us_cpi, us_core_cpi, us_unemployment, us_10y, us_2y, us_mortgage_30y, us_gdp, wti_oil, brent_oil, henry_hub_gas, us_house_price_index, ecb_deposit_rate, ecb_main_refi_rate and euro_area_hicp. Latest value, change vs previous and vs a year earlier, and observations. Up to 6 series. FRED (US public domain), the ECB Data Portal and Euros

What can I use instead of buttermilk, self-raising flour, creme fraiche or sour cream? Get head chef Cristopher's verified swaps: yes, no or depends (and on what), with amount and context where given, including swaps not to make. Also fresh herbs, butter, oil, sugar, flour, fresh tomatoes, fresh stock, whole spices; others get a 404 listing them. Refused, never guessed: allergens and dairy-, egg-

US oil and gas — WTI Brent Henry Hub refined products basin production rig count

Score one name or a whole watchlist in one read. GET /api/board/name?sym=NVDA (or ?sym=NVDA,AMD,MSFT — up to 10 names, one price) returns each name's full Coil read: opportunity 0-100 + percentile, entry quality 0-100, trend state (cold / building / firing), hold strength, growth score, gap-risk, leadership flag, dollar volume, coil read and its book's regime. No READY / SETUP entry window here (s

Strait of Hormuz shadow-fleet risk screen: the live-AIS vessel population (seen in the last 1.5h) ranked worst-first, each hull with its risk band, typed reasons (ofac_sdn, ais_dark, foc_tanker, imo_spoofed (tanker or cargo IMO fails check digit)), the sanctions bodies listing it (US OFAC, UK/FCDO) and a lastSeenAt timestamp. A transparent rules engine, not ML. Lists flagged hulls (high + moderate

US energy inventory catalyst signal + EIA report calendar (optional ?report=)

ISRIC SoilGrids soil property query (keyless). POST {lon, lat, property?, depth?, value?}. Unpaid empty → 402; after settle empty/invalid → 400 charged:false. New soil/agri lane (soft ↔ macrostrat/worldpop).

Check if a version is still supported (is python 3.12 still supported?): one release cycle, its EOL (end-of-life) date, support status, LTS, latest patch.