Sphera Credit Data

Canadian interest rate data

Sphera Credit Data brings the Canadian interest rates that commercial real estate lenders and mortgage brokers work with into your AI, with the source, date and methodology of every value. Series available:

What you can ask

What is the latest 5-year Government of Canada bond yield?
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MCP connector

Server URL: https://data.spheracredit.com/mcp
Login: OAuth
Protocol: MCP 2026-07-28
Instructions: Canadian interest-rate and market data for commercial real estate lending: Government of Canada benchmark bond yields, CORRA and its compounded averages, Canada Mortgage Bond yields and initial spreads at syndication, the Bank of Canada policy rate, the prime rate, chartered bank non-residential mortgage rates, CPI inflation and USD/CAD. Call to find series ids and latest values, then for history. Every series carries a citation and an as-of date; cite them when reporting values. Series with derived: true are Sphera estimates computed from Bank of Canada data, not observed market rates; say so when using them. Every series has a methodology with its source, definition, calculation, timing, caveats and references; returns it when include_methodology is true. When asked how a series is defined, sourced or calculated, get that series' methodology this way, answer only from it and cite its references; if the methodology does not cover the question, say the source does not document it rather than inferring a formula.

Tools

Reads data2

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://data.spheracredit.com/mcp

OAuth

Protocol

MCP 2026-07-28

Instructions

Canadian interest-rate and market data for commercial real estate lending: Government of Canada benchmark bond yields, CORRA and its compounded averages, Canada Mortgage Bond yields and initial spreads at syndication, the Bank of Canada policy rate, the prime rate, chartered bank non-residential mortgage rates, CPI inflation and USD/CAD. Call to find series ids and latest values, then for history. Every series carries a citation and an as-of date; cite them when reporting values. Series with derived: true are Sphera estimates computed from Bank of Canada data, not observed market rates; say so when using them. Every series has a methodology with its source, definition, calculation, timing, caveats and references; returns it when include_methodology is true. When asked how a series is defined, sourced or calculated, get that series' methodology this way, answer only from it and cite its references; if the methodology does not cover the question, say the source does not document it rather than inferring a formula.