Deutsche Bundesbank — OTC Derivatives Statistics (BBBEK5)
OTC Derivatives Statistics (BBBEK5) — official time series from the Deutsche Bundesbank, published as the BBBEK5 dataflow over SDMX 2.1 REST. One endpoint serves XML (SDMX-ML), CSV (?format=csv) and JSON (?format=json); extract exactly the series you need with a key path and startPeriod / endPeriod / lastNObservations filters.
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Data schema (14 fields)
Click a field to see example values.
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| BBK_STD_FREQ | dimension | 1 codes (e.g. M) |
| BBK_STD_BBK01_KEYS | dimension | 42 codes (e.g. QUY208, QUY209, QUY210) |
| TIME_PERIOD | time | Time dimension — filter with startPeriod / endPeriod query params. |
| OBS_VALUEObservation value | number | The observed numeric value for each cell. |
| TIME_FORMAT | attribute | — |
| BBK_DECIMALS | attribute | — |
| BBK_ID | attribute | — |
| BBK_UNIT | attribute | — |
| BBK_UNIT_MULT | attribute | — |
| BBK_TITLE_ENG | attribute | — |
| WEB_CATEGORY | attribute | — |
| BBK_EURO | attribute | — |
| OBS_STATUS | attribute | — |
| BBK_DIFF_Y | attribute | — |
Schema captured from sdmx 1 month ago.
Query the data
Pick columns and a sort, then fetch a live preview straight from the source. Choose an API-filterable column (marked ▾) under “Where” to pick from its list of values.
Sample data (5 records)
| BBK_STD_FREQ | BBK_STD_BBK01_KEYS | TIME_PERIOD | OBS_VALUE |
|---|---|---|---|
| M | QUY208 | 1998-06 | 113591.000 |
| M | QUY208 | 1998-07 | — |
| M | QUY208 | 1998-08 | — |
| M | QUY208 | 1998-09 | — |
| M | QUY208 | 1998-10 | — |
Live sample captured at profiling time — values may have changed upstream.
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Using the API
Query examples
curl -s 'https://api.statistiken.bundesbank.de/rest/metadata/dataflow/BBK' -H 'Accept: application/vnd.sdmx.structure+xml;version=2.1'All dataflows (datasets) published by this agency, as SDMX-ML.
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