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Bloomberg launches Enterprise Model Context Protocol for AI data access

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Bloomberg launched the Bloomberg Enterprise Model Context Protocol for its Data Licence Plus service. This new standardized interface allows client AI agents to access licensed Bloomberg data across more than 100 million securities and 50,000 fields. The service includes metadata, qualifiers, and semantic search tools for natural-language data retrieval.

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The protocol is designed for firms utilizing AI tools in research, portfolio management, risk, and operations. It combines data access with metadata describing how fields were calculated, enabling AI systems to correctly identify and interpret market data.

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