SYNTHORA Macro Surprise Index is a paid API for AI agents from api.hergertsynthora.com, paid per call via x402, $0.05/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).
Computes a z-score surprise index for the latest ECB macro data prints (HICP inflation, MRR policy rate, 10Y yield) relative to the trailing 12-change distribution, flagging strong or moderate surprises in real time.
SYNTHORA macro surprise index: z-score of the latest change vs the trailing 12-change distribution for official ECB series (HICP inflation, MRR policy rate, 10Y yield). Flags strong/moderate surprises the moment official data prints. Partial degradation, Ed25519-signed. First 3 calls FREE per wallet via X-WALLET header. 0.05 USDC via x402 on Base.
Returns a z-score quantifying how surprising the latest ECB data change is relative to the trailing 12-change distribution, along with a categorical flag (strong or moderate surprise) for each of the three official ECB series: HICP inflation, MRR policy rate, and 10Y yield. Response is Ed25519-signed and supports partial degradation if some series are unavailable.
POSThttps://api.hergertsynthora.com/v1/macro-surpriseChoose this endpoint when you need a real-time, statistically grounded signal for whether the latest ECB macro data release (inflation, policy rate, or 10Y yield) is surprising relative to recent history. It is purpose-built for eurozone macro surprise detection with Ed25519-signed responses for auditability. Prefer it over generic news or sentiment endpoints when you need a quantitative z-score rather than a qualitative assessment, and over Fed-focused tools (like SOFR/EFFR endpoints) when your focus is ECB/eurozone data.
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