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The indices tools give you access to market index data from exchanges around the world. You can list available index tickers filtered by exchange, retrieve the current value and details for any index, and pull historical OHLCV data for trend analysis and benchmarking.

indices_tickers

List available index tickers, optionally filtered by exchange. Use this tool to identify the correct ticker symbol before querying an index quote or price history.
exchange
string
Filter by exchange. For example, ASX for Australian Securities Exchange indices or AMS for Euronext Amsterdam indices.
Example query: “What market indices are available on the ASX?” When to use: Use this tool when you need to look up the ticker for a specific index on a given exchange before fetching a quote or historical data.

indices_quote

Get current details for a market index, including the current level, change, and related fields.
ticker
string
required
The index ticker symbol. For example, AXJO for the ASX 200 or AEX for the Amsterdam Exchange Index.
Example query: “What is the current level of the AEX index?” When to use: Use this tool when you need the latest value of a market index — for benchmarking portfolio performance or tracking broad market conditions.

indices_prices

Retrieve historical price data for a market index over a specified date range and time frame.
ticker
string
required
The index ticker symbol. For example, AXJO for the ASX 200.
from
string
Start date for the price series in YYYY-MM-DD format. For example, 2024-01-01.
to
string
End date for the price series in YYYY-MM-DD format. For example, 2024-12-31.
frame
string
Time frame for each data point. Common values: 1d (daily), 1wk (weekly), 1mo (monthly).
Example query: “Show me the monthly performance of the AEX index over the last five years.” When to use: Use this tool for long-term benchmark analysis, historical comparisons, or generating performance charts for a market index.

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