@pipeworx/bdi-it

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Banca d’Italia daily reference exchange rates: units of any currency the bank publishes per euro (or per US dollar), for the latest day, a single date, or a range back to 1999.

Tools

• bdi_it_series_list() — the currencies the bank publishes (ISO code, name, period each was valid) and the limits.
• bdi_it_exchange_rates({ currency?, quote?, date? | start_date?, end_date? }) — quote is EUR (default) or USD. No arguments returns the latest day for every currency; date returns one day; start_date/end_date returns a range for one currency (max 366 days). Each row carries the bank’s own convention text. Weekends and holidays return count: 0 with empty_reason: no_publication_on_date.

Auth

Keyless.

Data sources

• Banca d’Italia, daily reference exchange rates. Each call reads live from the bank; nothing is stored.

Things worth knowing:

• Euro-area policy rates are set by the ECB, not by Banca d’Italia, so this pack serves exchange rates only; use the ecb pack for the policy rates.
• A few currencies are quoted the other way round (for example sterling is dollars per pound); read convention on each row rather than assuming.
• The bank describes these rates as indicative, not a financial benchmark.
• Rates for the same day can be published later than the day itself; a very recent date can return empty_reason until the bank posts it.

Tools

• bdi_it_series_list — What the Banca d’Italia pack serves: the daily reference exchange rates of every currency the bank publishes (ISO code, name, countries and the period each was valid), quoted per euro or per US dollar
• bdi_it_exchange_rates — Banca d’Italia daily reference exchange rates (indicative, not a financial benchmark): units of foreign currency per 1 euro (quote EUR, default) or per 1 US dollar (quote USD).