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Brazil Central Bank Open Data vs Data.parliament.uk

Brazil Central Bank Open Data

A CKAN-based open-data catalogue from Banco Central do Brasil covering 4,200+ datasets — exchange rates, interest rates, public debt, and other monetary time series. Dataset metadata is browsable via the standard CKAN Action API, and most series resolve to the Central Bank's SGS (Sistema Gerenciador de Séries Temporais) endpoints, which return JSON or CSV for a specified date range with no key required.

Data.parliament.uk

The Dataset Explorer's underlying Linked Data API, hosted at `lda.data.parliament.uk`, is still live: a keyless GET against `bills.json` returned real, paginated bill records (2,000+ results) with a wildcard `Access-Control-Allow-Origin` header, and `endpoints.json` lists dozens of other datasets (committees, attendance, members) served the same way. It's a legacy platform, though — Parliament now also runs newer per-domain REST APIs (`members-api.parliament.uk`, `bills-api.parliament.uk`) that cover the same ground with a modern interface and are worth checking first for new integrations.

Brazil Central Bank Open DataData.parliament.uk
AuthenticationNoneNone
Pricingfreefree
FormatsJSON, CSVJSON, XML, RDF/XML
CORSyesyes
HTTPSYesYes

Data.parliament.uk supports 3 response formats, while Brazil Central Bank Open Data offers fewer — pick Data.parliament.uk for more integration flexibility.

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