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I am having the same issue. tried in API: googleTrendsApi.interestOverTime({keyword: 'marketing', geo:'US'}) return (last few rows show:): {"time":"1525132800","formattedTime":"May 2018","formattedAxisTime":"May 1, 2018","value":[45],"hasData":[true],"formattedValue":["45"]},{"time":"1527811200","formattedTime":"Jun 2018","formattedAxisTime":"Jun 1, 2018","value":[42],"hasData":[true],"formattedValue":["42"]},{"time":"1530403200","formattedTime":"Jul 2018","formattedAxisTime":"Jul 1, 2018","value":[40],"hasData":[true],"formattedValue":["40"]},{"time":"1533081600","formattedTime":"Aug 2018","formattedAxisTime":"Aug 1, 2018","value":[42],"hasData":[true],"formattedValue":["42"]},{"time":"1535760000","formattedTime":"Sep...

Figured out the issue. Google seems to calculate the data based on the period supplied. Default for API is 2004. If you supply a start date of today-12 months, the...