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\docType{data}
\name{boe_series}
\alias{boe_series}
\title{Catalogue of BoE series wrapped by this package}
\format{
A data frame with 8 columns:
\describe{
\item{code}{Character. BoE series code (e.g. \code{"IUDBEDR"}).}
\item{title}{Character. Human-readable description.}
\item{category}{Character. Topic grouping. One of \code{"interest_rates"},
\code{"exchange_rates"}, \code{"mortgage_market"}, \code{"consumer_credit"},
\code{"monetary_aggregates"}.}
\item{frequency}{Character. Native publication frequency
(\code{"daily"}, \code{"monthly"}, \code{"annual"}).}
\item{unit}{Character. Unit of measurement (\code{"percent"},
\code{"millions_gbp"}, \code{"currency_per_gbp"}, \code{"index"}, \code{"count"}).}
\item{start_date}{Date. Earliest available observation date.}
\item{seasonal_adjustment}{Character or \code{NA}. \code{"SA"}, \code{"NSA"}, or
\code{NA} if not applicable.}
\item{helper}{Character. Convenience function in the package that
wraps the series.}
}
}
\source{
\url{https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/boeapps/database/}
}
\usage{
boe_series
}
\description{
A reference data frame of Bank of England Statistical Database series
codes for which the package provides a named convenience function.
Used by \code{\link[=boe_search]{boe_search()}} and \code{\link[=boe_browse]{boe_browse()}}.
}
\examples{
head(boe_series)
table(boe_series$category)
}
\keyword{datasets}
