This is a complete list of our database offerings by category and details on the type of data they contain.

• U.S. Economic Statistics
• Specialized Databases
• Financial Indicators
• Industry
• Industry - Energy
• Advanced Economies
• Emerging Markets
• International Organizations
• Forecasts & As Reported Data
• U.S. Regional Service

• U.S. Economic Statistics

  Haver Analytics' U.S. databases cover U.S. economic and financial history from the early 1900s to the present. The databases contain monthly, quarterly and annual data published by the U.S. government, various newspapers and numerous trade associations.

  • U.S. Economic Statistics (USECON)

    Haver Analytics' primary database of U.S. economic and financial data updated within minutes of release. Data cover national accounts, prices, housing, construction, industrial production, interest rates, money supply, public finance, wholesale and retail trade, manufacturers' shipments, inventories and orders, employment, productivity, population, international trade and business cycle indicators.

  • U.S. National Accounts (USNA)

    Complete national income and product accounts from the Bureau of Economic Analysis, including monthly personal consumption expenditures, personal income in millions of dollars, auto detail and key source data. (Databook Vol 2)

  • Business & Consumer Expectations (SURVEYS, SURVEYW)

    Outlook for future business and economic conditions including surveys from Federal Reserve Banks, Purchasing Managers, the National Association of Home Builders, Manpower, Challenger and the NFIB. Weekly surveys from Redbook, Dow Jones/Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, ICSC, ABC News, the Mortgage Bankers Association and Freddie Mac.

  • Consumer Price Indexes (CPIDATA)

    Monthly consumer price indexes and relative importance detail by region, MSA and city-size class as published in the CPI Detailed Report. Also includes average prices paid for commodities, utilities and fuels, CPI for older Americans, chained CPI, department store inventory price indexes and CPI research series.

  • Producer Price Indexes (PPI, PPIR)

    Stage of processing, commodity and industry-based price indexes published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics in the PPI Detailed Report.

  • Employment & Earnings (LABOR)

    Monthly payroll figures by industry from the Establishment Survey reported in the Bureau of Labor Statistics Employment and Earnings.

  • Household Survey (EMPL)

    Contains the complete monthly household employment data from the Current Population Survey of households from the BLS.

  • Covered Employment & Wages (CEW)

    Monthly and quarterly employment and wage data derived from quarterly tax filings of businesses with employees. Data are presented by 6-digit NAICS and by size of establishments beginning in 1990.

  • Occupational Employment Statistics (OES)

    Annual occupational statistics covers employment and wage estimates for over 800 occupations by 3-digit NAICS industries.

  • Industrial Production (IP)

    Complete industrial production detail including electric power use for 285 industries and industry groups published monthly in the (G.17) Federal Reserve Board release, Industrial Production and Capacity Utilization.

  • Flow of Funds (FFUNDS)

    Flow of Funds data (Z.1) from the Federal Reserve Board. Financial assets and liabilities by sector and transaction type as well as Balance Sheet items.

  • Capital Stock (CAPSTOCK)

    Complete net stock, depreciation, average age and investment data reported in the BEA publication Fixed Reproducible Tangible Wealth in the United States. Detailed estimates by industry and by type of equipment or structure.

  • U.S. International (USINT)

    Detailed international trade in goods and services, international transactions, foreign direct investment in the U.S., U.S. direct investment abroad, foreign transactions in long-term securities (TIC data) by country and product.

• Specialized Databases

  These proprietary databases are provided to Haver Analytics by consulting firms, trade associations and economic research centers. Each database concentrates on its organization's area of expertise about the economy or the financial markets.

  • Help Wanted Online (HWOL)

    Online advertised job demand for the U.S. as well as for census divisions, states, MSAs and broad occupational categories are available from the Conference Board. These monthly data are released at the beginning of each month, making them among the earliest published monthly indicators of economic activity. HWOL data measure the number of new, first-time online jobs and jobs reposted from the previous month, gathered from about 1200 major internet job sites and smaller job sites that serve niche markets and smaller geographic areas. HWOL covers total ads, new ads, supply/demand rates, total ad rates and new ad rates on a seasonally adjusted basis beginning in 2005.

  • Conference Board Database (CBDB)

    Contains 3 monthly U.S. surveys compiled by The Conference Board. Includes a survey on consumer confidence by region, age and income group, consumer attitudes on the business situation, income, employment and future spending plans, and CEO confidence measuring business executives' expectations by industry.

  • U.S. Business Cycle Indicators (BCI)

    Monthly data of the leading, lagging and coincident indexes and their components as compiled by The Conference Board. Contains over 250 series including the net contributions to change of the components and other monthly and quarterly cyclical indicators.

  • Fiber Business Cycle Indicators (FIBER)

    Monthly leading and coincident indexes for 16 countries from the Foundation of International Business and Economic Research (FIBER). Also includes comparable country aggregate indexes. These cyclical indicators are based on the unique methodology developed in a long series of studies that first originated at the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) to identify turning and inflection points in the economy.

  • Fiber Business Cycle Indicators (FIBERUS)

    U.S. monthly leading and coincident indexes together with their components from the Foundation of International Business and Economic Research (FIBER). These indexes cover growth, inflation, employment, industrial production, service sector activity, financial services and trade. FIBER's industrial materials price index, a core price index plus their component indexes are also included. History for most series extends back to the 1950's.

• Financial Indicators

  Databases covering mainly financial indicators reported by governments, central banks, trade associations, news organizations and other private firms. Includes Haver Analytics' daily and weekly domestic and international databases covering commodities, foreign exchange and financial markets and selected economic and financial information.

  • U.S. Daily Statistics (DAILY)

    Daily statistics including interest rates, Treasury yields, spot and forward exchange rates, trade-weighted exchange rates, corporate bond yields, commodity spot & futures indexes, metal prices, energy prices, futures prices, commodity cash prices, and domestic and international stock market data. Selected international data also includes eurocurrency rates. Also includes daily series from the Daily Treasury Statement.

  • COUNTRY DAILY STATISTICS (INTDAILY)

    Covers money markets, fixing rates, exchange rates, fixed income, prices, equities and derivatives for over 150 countries. The data are sourced from central banks, stock exchanges, various newspapers and Reuters. Central bank data availability includes official rates, commercial paper rates, deposit rates, interbank rates, government notes and bond yields and exchange rates. Coverage is supplemented with additional detail from Reuters including interest rate swaps and forward rates.

  • U.S. WEEKLY STATISTICS (WEEKLY)

    Weekly financial and economic series aggregated from DAILY plus aggregate reserves, official reserve assets, bank assets and liabilities, commercial paper outstanding, money supply, Treasury bill auctions, Agency MBS transactions, bank credit, unemployment claims, car and truck production by firm, and production of raw steel, coal, and lumber. Also includes complete commitment of traders data from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.

  • COUNTRY WEEKLY STATISTICS (INTWKLY)

    Covers weekly financial data for over 150 countries aggregated from our country daily statistics database, INTDAILY. Additional weekly data provided by central banks and other sources include bank assets and liabilities, money supply, foreign reserves, and commodity prices and indexes. Also includes derivatives indexes and statistics from CDR and DTCC. Data are generally sourced from central banks, stock exchanges, various newspapers and Reuters.

  • CAPITAL MARKET DETAIL (EQUITIES)

    Detailed daily data on the capital markets of 78 countries from country sources, newspapers and third-party providers. In addition to the major price indexes, EQUITIES contains P/E ratios, dividend yields, market capitalization, earnings and total return indexes for selected countries. Also contains indexes by detailed industry for several countries such as the UK, Canada, Germany, France, Italy, Switzerland and Norway. More detail country coverage is being continually added.

  • MSCI - MORGAN STANLEY CAPITAL INTERNATIONAL (MSCID, MSCIW, MSCIM)

    Daily, weekly and monthly capital market indexes and exchange rates from MSCI. Included are growth, value, extended, and small cap indexes for 50 countries and 42 regions including the MSCI Euro, Pan-Euro and EMU indexes. Composite indexes include Emerging Markets, All Countries and G7. Some indexes are also by industry (GICS).

  • S&P INDUSTRY GROUPS (SPD, SPW, SPM)

    Daily, weekly and monthly U.S. stock price indexes, total return indexes and market capitalization by GICS industry groups from Standard & Poor's division of McGraw Hill. Weekly p/e ratios and dividend yields for composites are available. Quarterly data from the monthly S&P Analysts' Handbook include sales, earnings, dividends, dividend yields, prices, P/E ratios and rates of return by GICS industry groups.

  • S&P ANALYSTS' ANNUAL HANDBOOK (SPAH)

    Annual data from Standard & Poor's. Covers the income account, assets, liabilities, financial ratios, sales, operating profits, cash flow, book value, capital expenditures and detailed index data by GICS industry groups.

  • FINANCIAL FUTURES (FFUTURES)

    Covers daily financial futures contracts on interest rate, equity index, exchange rate and real estate futures from the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME), which encompasses the Board of Trade (CBOT), and the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE). Includes CME Eurodollar rates, exchange rates, the NASDAQ, S&P, Nikkei 225, and the S&P Case-Shiller index. CBOT data feature Treasury notes, the 30-day Fed Funds rate, interest rate swaps and the DJIA. ICE data includes the dollar index, exchange rates, and the Russell Indexes. Open, high, low and settlement prices, volume, contract month and prior day open interest are provided daily beginning as early as 1980. Also includes the CBOE S&P 500 Implied Correlation Index and the CFTC's Commitments of Traders Report.

  • EMERGING MARKETS BOND INDEXES (EMBI)

    Daily total return indexes and sovereign spreads by instrument type, by region and by country for the EMBI Global, the EMBI Global Diversified and the EMBI+ from J.P. Morgan. Provides daily, year-to-date and 1, 3 and 12- month total returns covering 32 countries. Data begin in 1994.

  • SOVEREIGN CDS SPREADS (CMAADV, CMAEMG)

    Covers CMA (Credit Market Analysis) credit default swap spreads on sovereign debt for twenty selected advanced economies and twenty selected emerging market economies from CMA Datavision™. These databases feature par bid, offer, and mid spreads on credit default swaps at a 5-year tenor on sovereign debt issued by the respective countries. Daily data are available beginning as early as 2004, and are reported as of the New York close.

  • U.S. BOND INDEXES (BONDINDX)

    Offers a selection of daily bond indexes and yields from Barclays Capital, Citigroup, Merrill Lynch, Moody's and weekly data from S&P. Covers corporate bonds rated AAA to BB/BB-, Treasuries, mortgages, municipals, and asset-backed securities. Yields on some U.S. government securities and LIBOR rates are also included to aid in the examination of quality spreads and yield curves.

  • CITIGROUP BOND PERFORMANCE INDEXES (BONDS)

    Market performance indexes on U.S. investment grade bonds includes daily index levels and total return by rating and maturity, and by sector starting in 1994 from Citigroup Global Markets, formerly Salomon Smith Barney. Market value, average yield, coupon, duration and option adjusted spread are available monthly beginning in 1978. World regional data are also included.

  • FUND FLOWS (EPFREIN, EPFREEM, EPFRBIN, EPFRBEM, EPFRBMM, EPFRECA, EPFRBCA, EPFRECF, EPFRBCF, EPFRESA, EPFRESF, EPFRDF)

    Daily, weekly and monthly international fund flows data for equities, bonds and money markets, weekly and monthly country/sector flows, and monthly country/sector allocations (weightings) from EPFR Global. Data are sourced from global fund managers and provide an indication of changing investor sentiment toward asset classes and geographic regions. Data are available for advanced and emerging market countries and regions. Equity flows are by capitalization style and sector. Bond flows include high yield, balanced, mortgage-backed, municipal, total return and inflation protected. Country and regional weightings are provided in percentage terms by asset class. Country flows data combine fund flows and country allocations to estimate the flow of money into and out of world stock markets.

  • MUTUAL FUND ACTIVITY (ICI)

    Weekly, monthly and quarterly data on trends in U.S. mutual fund activity from the Investment Company Institute. Classified by investment objective, the data begin as early as 1961 and cover sales, liquidity, redemptions, holdings and cash flows.

  • QUARTERLY FINANCIAL REPORT (QFR)

    Statistics on the financial position of U.S. corporations by industry from the Quarterly Financial Report and financial ratios for manufacturing.

  • MORTGAGE DELINQUENCY RATES (MBAMTG)

    Quarterly delinquency rates of 1- to 4-unit residential mortgage loans reported by the Mortgage Bankers Association. Also contains the number of mortgage delinquencies calculated by Haver Analytics. Data for the total U.S. and Census regions begin in 1972. Data for states and Census divisions begin in 1979.

  • CONSUMER DELINQUENCY RATES (DLINQ)

    American Bankers Association monthly U.S. delinquency rates. Data begin in 1972 for 12 categories of closed-end and open-end loans such as auto, home equity and mobile home loans and bank card credit.

  • FDIC BANKING STATISTICS (FDIC)

    Balance sheet and income statement information for insured commercial and savings banks by asset size. Includes quarterly and annual bank loans by type of loan and the quarterly performance and condition ratios by U.S. region and by asset size from the Quarterly Banking Profile. Statistics are kept on failed/assisted bank transactions as well as the number of institutions on the FDIC's problem institution list.

  • U.S. GOVERNMENT FINANCIAL STATISTICS (GOVFIN)

    Complete coverage of the U.S. Treasury's Monthly Treasury Statement detailing government outlays by agency and receipts by source. Also contains IRS receipts by state for individual and corporate income taxes, selected Treasury Bulletin tables, detailed monthly interest expense on the public debt, government budget data from the CBO and the OMB, health care expenditures, and annual social security benefits data.

• Industry

  Our Industry databases provide detailed coverage of global markets as well as specialized data from consulting firms, trade associations and economic research centers.

  • U.S. Industry Statistics (INDUSTRY)

    Includes production, shipments, sales, trade and inventories by NAICS classification for several major industries. Data are from Census, the Dept of Agriculture, trade associations and other sources. Also includes productivity by NAICS from BLS, data on corporate income tax returns by industry from IRS, monthly worldwide sales of semiconductors, monthly car and light truck sales by company and origin, domestic shipments of appliances from AHAM, air carrier financial and traffic statistics, railroad statistics, and advertising expenditures.

  • WORLD AGRICULTURE STATISTICS (USDA)

    Contains USDA's Foreign Agricultural Service's Production, Supply and Distribution (PSD) data covering over 100 agricultural commodities and over 200 countries. Concepts include beginning and ending stocks, production, yields, imports, exports, domestic and foreign consumption, distribution, area planted and area harvested. Data begin in 1960, are annual and updated each month.

  • HOME SALES (REALTOR, CREALTOR)

    Existing home sales data from the National Association of Realtors. Sales by state and region, median sales price by metropolitan area and housing affordability for the total U.S. Supplemental surveys include the month's supply of homes by selected metropolitan areas.

  • PENDING HOME SALES (PREALTOR)

    Pending home sales indexes from the National Association of Realtors. Monthly data are available for the U.S. and by region. Quarterly unpublished data are available by metropolitan area.

  • Housing Statistics (HOUSING)

    Contains two large surveys of the U.S. housing stock conducted by the Census Bureau. The Annual Characteristics of New Housing contains such details as the number of bedrooms/bathrooms, wall materials, type of foundation, presence of air-conditioning, heating systems by fuel type, lot size, parking facility, # of stories, mean & median sq footage, price per sq foot, type of financing and closing costs. Annual values begin in 1973. The American Housing Survey data are biennial since 1985 and include size of unit and lot, fuel types by purpose, year built, and monthly housing costs, valuation & taxes paid.

  • Daily Commodity Markets (CMDTY)

    Covers the world-wide commodity and energy market with spot and future prices, indexes and stocks. Includes detailed daily metal prices, futures prices and warehouse stocks from the London Metal Exchange (LME), futures from the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), the Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE), and the CME Group. The CME Group includes the CME, NYMEX, COMEX and CBOT futures exchanges. Also includes annual prices back to 1901 for 99 commodities from the U.S. Geological Survey, and complete weekly commitments of traders data from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission covering 9 exchanges.

  • BALTIC FREIGHT INDEXES (BALTIC)

    Price indexes covering the major world freight traffic routes compiled by the Baltic Exchange in London. It includes the Baltic Dry (BEDI), Capesize (BCI), Panamax (BPI) and Supramax (BSI) indexes.

  • AUTO STATISTICS (WARDS, WARDSINT)

    Monthly motor vehicle statistics including sales and production by vehicle type covering the world from Ward's Automotive Group. Ward's global statistics cover vehicle sales and production in 45 countries as well as 11 country aggregates. Monthly data by vehicle type begin in 2005. Data covering North America include vehicle sales, inventory, production and production forecasts for 11 vehicle types. Vehicle sales are available by country of origin by vehicle type. Inventory data are available for the U.S. by county of origin and vehicle type. Most data begin in 1985 with U.S. data starting in 1980.

  • ANNUAL SURVEY of MANUFACTURES (ASM)

    U.S. statistics on 600+ industries covering 14 concepts such as spending, value added and cost of materials.

  • RAILCAR LOADINGS (RAILSHAR)

    Weekly revenue freight traffic statistics for major U.S., Canadian, and Mexican railroads covering 19 commodity groups from the Association of American Railroads and Atlantic Systems.

• Industry - Energy

  These databases from Pennwell Publishing's Oil & Gas Journal, The American Petroleum Institute, The Energy Intelligence Group and Edison Electric Institute are dedicated to the global energy industry.

  • U.S. AND INTERNATIONAL ENERGY STATISTICS (OGJ, OGJANN)

    Over 59,000 monthly, quarterly and annual time-series covering drilling and exploration, reserves, production, refining, demand and consumption, imports and exports, natural gas, prices, capital spending, transportation, and offshore from Pennwell Publishing's Oil & Gas Journal. Data are by country and world region. Most U.S. data are available by state and PAD. Also includes U.S. data on coal, nuclear energy, renewable resources and electricity generation, consumption and sales.

  • WEEKLY OIL STATISTICS (OILWKLY)

    Weekly series covering production, consumption, refining, imports and exports, stocks, prices and Smith & Baker Hughes rig count statistics from Pennwell Publishing's Oil & Gas Journal. Prices for over 40 different worldwide crudes. U.S. data are available by state, PAD & region. Unleaded gas prices are available for 42 U.S. cities.

  • OIL WORLD DATABASE (JODI)

    The JODI (Joint Organisations Data Initiative) Oil World Database includes series on production, imports, exports, refinery intake, stock changes and stocks for several petroleum products including crude, diesel, gasoline, kerosene, LPG and fuel oil for over 90 countries. Data are monthly and begin in 2002. JODI is made up of seven member organizations - APEC, Eurostat, IEA, IEF, OLADE, OPEC, and the UN Statistics Division - and was founded in 2001 in an effort to bring greater transparency to the oil market.

  • U.S. ELECTRIC OUTPUT (EEI)

    Weekly electric utility output for the total U.S. and by 9 regions from the Edison Electric Institute.

  • OIL MARKET INTELLIGENCE (OMI)

    Provides monthly oil supply, demand, inventory and price data needed to analyze market trends in Asia, Europe and the Americas from Energy Intelligence. Data cover crude and refined product stocks and demand by country as well as wellhead production at the country level. Includes refinery economics and activity in major centers, including netback values and margins for key crudes. Also provides data on refinery runs and spot, futures, crack-spread and formula prices.

  • NATURAL GAS WEEK (NGW)

    Focuses on North American natural gas and power markets from Energy Intelligence. Prices go back to the start of U.S. spot gas trading. Daily spot prices, high, low, average volume and average deals are provided by interstate, intrastate, hub and citygate for the U.S. Weekly and bidweek spot prices, Canadian spot prices, gas rig counts and gas storage in billions of cubic feet are also reported. Composite wellhead and pipeline prices are also available monthly back to 1985.

  • WORLD GAS INTELLIGENCE (WGI)

    Offers weekly gas and power prices plus spark spreads for major North American hubs as well as for 3 locations in Northwest Europe from Energy Intelligence. Monthly data include LNG import prices and volumes for Japan and South Korea, key European border prices, and North American spot gas and comparative fuel prices at important hubs and citygates. Also provides quarterly gas and electricity prices for industrial end-users in 7 key European countries together with comparative figures for heating and fuel oil.

• Advanced Economies

  This group of databases is updated from national statistical offices, central banks and other national sources. They provide the most timely data for the countries included.

  • COUNTRY SUMMARY STATISTICS (G10+)

    Key comparable macroeconomic and financial indicators with basic industry detail for 20 European countries, the U.S., Japan, Canada, Australia and New Zealand plus the EU and euro area. Haver Analytics also calculates additional seasonally adjusted series, US$ series, World and regional GDP aggregates, productivity and unit labor costs data.

  • PURCHASING MANAGERS SURVEYS (PMI)

    Monthly purchasing managers surveys for 26 countries plus the euro area and the World conducted by associations of purchasing managers within each country under the supervision of Markit Economics. Includes manufacturing, services and construction surveys starting in 1992. Also includes monthly GDP and productivity indexes for selected countries.

  • COUNTRY SURVEYS (INTSRVYS)

    Brings together many of the most closely followed consumer and business surveys that are found in our advanced economies databases. These surveys are conducted by a broad range of private and public organizations and include headline PMI series from Markit Economics, Manpower Employment Outlook, the EC's Business & Consumer Survey, the Japanese Tankan, the Ifo and ZEW in Germany, the BCC and CBI in the UK, and the INSEE Household Survey in France.

  • JAPAN (JAPAN, JAPANW)

    About 50,000 series covering the Japanese economy compiled by Nomura Research Institute in Tokyo. Extensive macroeconomic and industry data, surveys including the full Tankan survey and complete flow of funds data. Weekly domestic and international statistics include interest rates, commodity prices, bond yields and Tokyo stock price indexes.

  • CANADA (CANADA, CANADAR)

    Canadian economic and financial history since 1921 updated on a daily basis from Statistics Canada, the Bank of Canada, the Department of Finance and the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation. Over 65,000 data series cover prices, housing and construction, employment, industry, national accounts, trade, and major financial statistics. Data are available by Province and Metro Area.

  • UNITED KINGDOM (UK)

    Contains detailed data from the Office of National Statistics (ONS) as well as the Bank of England and other UK government and trade associations. Includes series from the CBI Trades Survey, the BCC Quarterly Economic Survey, as well as numerous housing price indexes including ones from Halifax, Hometrack, Rightmove and Nationwide. Regional data are also available.

  • UNITED KINGDOM SURVEYS (UKSRVYS)

    Covers surveys compiled by Markit Economics. Report on Jobs, produced with KPMG & the REC, provides the most timely data on trends in recruitment, employment and earnings. The IPA Bellwether Report is a quarterly survey of marketing budgets for different marketing activities.

  • GERMANY (GERMANY)

    Indicators for Germany from the Deutsche Bundesbank, Statistisches Bundesamt, Ifo and the Ministry of Finance. Includes extensive capital market, public finance, national account and trade data, series from the Ifo- Business Climate Survey and the ZEW Financial Market Survey (G-mind). Data by state and for West and East Germany are also presented.

  • FRANCE (FRANCE)

    Statistics from INSEE (France's National Statistical Office), the Bank of France, the Ministry of Finance, the French Treasury (AFT), the Ministry of Economy and Finance and the Customs Agency. Includes extensive business and consumer surveys, flow of funds and national account detail, world commodity prices and data by region.

  • ITALY (ITALY)

    Comprehensive statistics from Istituto Nazionale di Statistica, Banca d'Italia and the Ministry of Economy and Finance. Includes the consumer, business, and services surveys from ISAE (Istituto di Studi e Analisi Economica). Monthly data begin as early as 1921.

  • SPAIN (SPAIN)

    Detailed indicators covering the Spanish economy from the Instituto Nacional de Estadística, the Banco de España, and other national scources. Monthly data begin as early as 1930.

  • IRELAND (IRELAND)

    In-depth data on the Irish economy from the Central Statistics Office, Central Bank, Economic & Social Research Institute, and Department of Housing, Environment, & Local Government. Covers industrial detail for IP, retail sales, inventories, employment and trade, as well as key housing data.

  • DENMARK, FINLAND, ICELAND, NORWAY, SWEDEN (NORDIC)

    Over 40,000 series covering the Scandinavian economy. Data are from national statistical offices and central banks. Includes Finland's Survey on Business Tendencies and Sweden's Consumer Confidence from NIER.

  • AUSTRIA, CYPRUS, GREECE, MALTA, PORTUGAL, SWITZERLAND (ALPMED)

    Contains detailed indicators from each country's national statistical office and central bank. Includes extensive data on Austria's national accounts, Switzerland's BCI indicators, and Greece's labor force survey.

  • BELGIUM, NETHERLANDS, LUXEMBOURG (BENELUX)

    The BENELUX database contains detailed macroeconomic and financial time series for each country monthly beginning as early as 1921.

  • AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND (ANZ)

    Over 18,000 series covering industry detail on employment, national accounts, sales and inventories, prices and trade. Economic and business surveys are available from institutions such as the Westpac-Melbourne Institute. Data begin as early as 1946 and are from each country's central bank and national statistical office.

• Emerging Markets

  This group of databases is updated from national statistical offices, central banks and other national sources. They provide the most timely data for the countries included with new country coverage added regularly. Haver Analytics also calculates additional seasonally adjusted series, US$ series, regional GDP aggregates, productivity and unit labor costs data.

  • COUNTRY SUMMARY STATISTICS (EMERGE)

    Key comparable macroeconomic and financial indicators with basic industry detail covering over 80 emerging market countries. As with the G10 database, Haver Analytics also calculates additional series such as seasonally adjusted data, nominal and real GDP in US$, domestic and external debt as a % of GDP, current account as a % of GDP as well as total and final domestic demand.

  • Latin American Macroeconomic Data (EMERGELA)

    Key economic and financial indicators for 16 major Latin American economies. Data are sourced from national statistical offices, central banks and other agencies. Data include national accounts, industrial production, interest rates, money supply, consumer and producer price indexes, production, trade, business and consumer surveys, and export information on the petroleum industry.

  • CENTRAL & EASTERN EUROPE and WESTERN ASIA (EMERGECW)

    Comparable monthly, quarterly and annual data for 24 Central/Eastern Europe and Western Asia countries. The database offers over 65,000 series covering financial detail, national accounts by industry, price indexes, BOP, international trade, industrial production detail, retail trade, labor force indicators, and business and consumer surveys from national statistical offices and central banks.

  • MIDDLE EAST and AFRICAN EMERGING MARKETS (EMERGEMA)

    Provides timely macroeconomic and financial data for 26 key Middle Eastern and African countries, including Turkey, Egypt, Israel, South Africa and GCC countries. Monthly, quarterly and annual series are available starting as early as 1924. Includes detail for finance, national accounts, price indexes, employment, trade and surveys.

  • ASIA/PACIFIC RIM EMERGING MARKETS (EMERGEPR)

    Database providing over 65,000 timely macroeconomic and financial statistics for 15 major Asia/Pacific Rim emerging economies including China and India. Includes industry detail for national accounts, price indexes and employment, various construction indicators, business and consumer surveys and public finance detail. Data begin as early as the 1920's

  • CEIC PREMIUM CHINA DATABASE (CHINA)

    Contains over 300,000 data series from CEIC covering national, provincial and municipal statistics collected from numerous national and regional statistical agencies and industrial organizations. In addition to macroeconomic statistics, detail is available for 185 industrial groupings with special emphasis on the 16 most rapidly growing sectors. It also contains unpublished data obtained through CEIC's special proprietary arrangements with data producing organizations. Annual data begin as early as 1947 with monthly data extending back to 1979.

  • CEIC PREMIUM INDIA DATABASE (INDIA)

    Provides over 100,000 time series on the Indian economy covering key economic indicators and 13 industry sectors. Data are also available at the provincial and city level. Company financials are included for India's most important sectors such as autos, chemicals, pharmaceuticals and textiles. It also contains a number of daily and weekly financial series. CEIC was founded in 1992 and is headquartered in Hong Kong.

• International Organizations

  These databases include monthly, quarterly and annual data from the Bank for International Settlements, the European Central Bank, Eurostat, the OECD, the International Monetary Fund, the United Nations, the World Bank and the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. They provide comparable statistics for macroeconomic indicators, national accounts and balance of payments for countries and regions.

  • European Union Data (EUDATA, EUARC)

    Harmonized statistics for the member states of the European Union and the euro area including aggregates. Covers quarterly national accounts with annual GDP forecasts and PCE detail, widely used business and consumer surveys, detailed consumer and producer price indexes, money supply, interest rates, government finance, numerous industry statistics, retail trade, trade in goods, balance of payments and many various labor indicators. Additional financial detail for the euro area is also included. Data are from Eurostat, the European Central Bank and the European Commission.

  • EUROPEAN UNION REGIONAL LABOR (EULABOR)

    Harmonized regional employment statistics for the member countries of the European Union and the euro area from Eurostat. Total employment and the number of employees are reported by main NACE economic activity as part of the national accounts for NUTS level 2 regions such as Inner London, UK, Alsace, France and Stuttgart, Germany. Data are annual and begin in 1995.

  • OECD MAIN ECONOMIC INDICATORS (OECDMEI)

    Macroeconomic data for the 30 member countries, aggregates including the euro area, and transition countries such as China, Russia, India and Brazil. Data are available monthly, quarterly and annually beginning as early as 1960. Categories include employment, national accounts, construction, industrial production, consumer and producer prices, sales, trade and balance of payments. Corresponds to the monthly publication from the OECD. (Databook Vol 19)

  • OECD QUARTERLY NATIONAL ACCOUNTS (OECDNAQ)

    Quarterly data for the components of national income for OECD member countries beginning as early as 1970. Also included for regional aggregates are comparative measures of purchasing power parity compiled from OECD estimates. Corresponds to the quarterly publication from the OECD.

  • OECD ANNUAL NATIONAL ACCOUNTS (OECDNA)

    Annual national accounts from the organization's annual publication, National Accounts Volume I: Main Aggregates and National Accounts Volume II: Detailed Tables. Data are available beginning as early as 1960 for OECD member countries and aggregates, are based on SNA 93, and include comparative data using both purchasing power parities and exchange rates.

  • OECD GOVERNMENT FINANCE (OECDGOV)

    Brings together a number of datasets available from the OECD that focus on public sector finances. Quarterly public sector debt includes detailed information on debt instruments issued by sector. Gross debt is presented by maturity, instrument, currency denomination and residence of creditor. Marketable and non-marketable central government debt by instrument is available on an annual basis. General government accounts are included to facilitate comparison of government revenues and expenditures across countries. These accounts provide detailed breakdowns of income and spending for all levels of government including social security funds.

  • OECD FINANCIAL ACCOUNTS AND BALANCE SHEETS (OECDFIN)

    Annual data for 23 OECD countries from the OECD's National Accounts Vol. IIIa: Financial Accounts – Flows and Vol. IIIb: Financial Balance Sheets – Stocks. Data values begin in the early 1970's and are based on SNA 1993 for cross-country comparisons. In addition, the database includes the types of financial instruments used by different sectors to acquire financial assets or to incur liabilities. The balance sheets give a picture of financial net worth at the end of each year by sector and by financial instrument.

  • OECD FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT (OECDFDI)

    Inflows, outflows, inward position and outward position are provided for each OECD country with over 70 partner countries and country aggregates. Flows are presented in national currency and US dollars. In addition, tables by sector by country and by country by sector are available. Annual values begin in 1982.

  • OECD ECONOMIC OUTLOOK (OUTLOOK)

    Provides quarterly and annual history and projections for national accounts, balance of payments, employment and other economic indicators for the 30 member countries and for 20 regional aggregates including OPEC, the Asian NICs and Africa. (Databook Vol 20)

  • INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL STATISTICS (IFS, IFSANN)

    Monthly, quarterly, and annual gross domestic product and national accounts detail, interest rates, price and production indexes, money and banking, commodity prices, exchange rates, and balance of payments data for nearly 250 countries and regional aggregates as published in the IMF's International Financial Statistics. Also includes the IMF's Financial Soundness Indicators and Fiscal Monitor.

  • BALANCE OF PAYMENTS (IMFBOP, IMFBOPA)

    Quarterly and annual balance of payments (BOP) and international investment position (IIP) detail from the IMF's Balance of Payments Statistics. Data are presented in US$ and local currency, and cover 185 countries plus country aggregates. BOP data are provided in both analytic and standard presentations. Quarterly data begin as early as 1962, annual data begin as early as 1948.

  • DIRECTION OF TRADE STATISTICS (IMFDOTM, IMFDOT)

    Monthly and annual exports and imports from the IMF's Direction of Trade Statistics. Covers trade by 250 trading partners as reported by 200 countries. Monthly data begin as early as 1980, annual data begin as early as 1948.

  • WORLD ECONOMIC OUTLOOK (IMFWEO)

    IMF's analysis and projections of economic developments at the global level, in major country groups and in 181 countries. It provides the framework for the IMF's global surveillance activities. Values usually begin in 1980 and may include estimates made by IMF staff for historical periods. Commodity price indexes with projections are also available.

  • INTERNATIONAL BANKING STATISTICS (BIS)

    International financial claims and liabilities for over 200 countries and aggregate areas, broken down by currency, sector and the nationality of the reporting bank from The Bank for International Settlements (BIS). The currency breakdown of external positions is provided for all sectors, nonbank sectors and official monetary institutions. Data values are quarterly and extend back to the 1970's. Also includes BIS effective exchange rate indexes and quarterly JEDH external debt statistics (Joint External Debt Hub).

  • WORLD DEVELOPMENT INDICATORS (WDI)

    Offers annual data collected by the World Bank and 30 partners covering more than 860 concepts for 153 countries. A smaller set of concepts is reported for 56 additional economies. Indicators are grouped into topic areas which include Development Framework, Environment, Social Indicators, Exchange Rates and Prices, Financial Statistics, External Debt, Government Finance, Balance of Payments, Trade and National Accounts. Values begin in 1960 for many countries and concepts. Also includes the Worldwide Governance Indicators from the World Bank.

  • WORLD COMMODITY PRICES (WBPRICES)

    Timely monthly and annual prices for 76 key commodities and price indexes for 14 broad commodity categories for emerging countries from the World Bank Development Prospects Group. Also known as the Pinksheets, monthly data begin in 1983 and annual data begin in 1960.

  • GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT FINANCE (WBDEBT)

    Formerly known as the World Bank Debt Tables, includes public and private external debt as reported by 138 countries to the World Bank. Provides detail for long-term debt flows, breakdown of short-term components & debt restructurings including rescheduled & forgiven debt. Projections for disbursements & debt service for the next ten years are also available.

  • UNITED NATIONS POPULATION PROJECTIONS (UNPOP)

    Demographic data with projections through the year 2050 for 165 countries, 6 major regions and the world for total and working age population and for 18 different age groups by gender. Fertility and mortality rates are also provided. (Databook Vol 20)

  • INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS (INTCOMP)

    Labor force, employment, unemployment, GDP, manufacturing productivity, consumer prices, labor costs, hourly compensation costs, hourly direct pay and pay for time worked data adjusted for 30 countries to be comparable to U.S. terms. Data are from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

• Forecasts & As Reported Data

  Haver Analytics has several databases with macroeconomic forecasts. We also store historical data as reported at a certain date to allow comparisons with pre-revision data as well as changes in methodology and classifications.

  • U.S. ECONOMIC FORECASTS (MA4CAST, MA4CSTL)

    Macroeconomic Advisers, a two-time winner of the prestigious Annual Blue Chip Economic Forecasting Award, provides macroeconomic forecasts using their widely acclaimed U.S. Macro model. Over 1,200 quarterly short term forecasts of the U.S. economy are provided. Monthly GDP is also calculated. Data include history plus two years of quarterly forecasts and are updated on a monthly basis, within a few days of the NIPA releases. Annual long term forecasts provide ten years of annual forecasts updated on a quarterly basis. Historical data are provided to MA by Haver Analytics.

  • FOCUS ECONOMICS CONSENSUS (FELATA, FEAANZ, FEMAJR, FEEEUR, FELATAH, FEAANZH, FEMAJRH, FEEEURH)

    Contains consensus economic and financial forecast databases from FocusEconomics for 67 countries. Annual forecasts with a 5-year horizon are updated each month for over 25 concepts. Total number of respondents, and median, maximum, and minimum values for the 12 most important indicators are included. Quarterly forecasts are available for select countries and indicators. The historical databases offer monthly "as reported" forecasts for 12 economic indicators. FocusEconomics began their forecasts with Latin America and provide historical forecasts back to January 2002. Historical forecasts for Asia begin in 2005, Eastern Europe in 2006 and Major Economies in 2010.

  • BLUE CHIP CONSENSUS ECONOMIC INDICATORS (BLUECHPC, BLUECHIP)

    Each month, annual forecasts for 15 key U.S. economic indicators are collected from more than 50 leading business economists and used to derive the Blue Chip consensus. Forecasts cover GDP, the GDP price index, CPI, IP, disposable personal income, personal consumption expenditures, nonresidential fixed investment, corporate profits, the unemployment rate, interest rates, housing starts, vehicle sales and exports. The consensus (mean), median, min and max forecast and a diffusion index are reported as well as the forecasts from the individual panelists. Quarterly forecasts are reported for 12 key economic indicators. Annual forecasts for 5 key economic variables are reported for 15 countries and the Euro Area. Each individual monthly report is available as the data were reported going back to 1976.

  • FX4casts CONSENSUS (FX4CASTS, FX4CE)

    Consensus economic and financial forecasts for global currencies, interest rates and economic indicators from FX4casts. FX4CASTS provides forecasts with actual historical values, while FX4CE presents "as-reported" forecasts. Includes 1, 3, 6, 12 & 24-month forecasts for 32 major currencies updated weekly and monthly, and for 43 minor currencies updated monthly. Monthly confidence intervals, forward rates and interest rate forecasts are also provided. Also includes annual forecasts updated monthly for inflation, real GDP, and the current account. FX4casts has compiled monthly forecasts since 1984 based on responses from contributors in 45 authoritative financial organizations located worldwide. Subscription includes FX4casts' monthly issues & weekly updates with forecasts and forward-looking analysis for 32 countries.

  • GLOBAL MACROECONOMIC FORECASTS (OEFQMACR, OEFMAMACR,OEFQIND)

    Oxford Economics' global macroeconomic databases cover 190 countries with quarterly five-year forecasts and annual ten-year forecasts. Concepts include interest rates, stock markets, money supply, public finance, national accounts, prices, production, unemployment, and BOP. Databases are updated monthly beginning as early as 1980 and annual data beginning as early as 1960. Oxford Economics' global industry database covers 68 countries with 25 year annual forecasts for up to 85 industries for output (value-added). 11 major economies, including China, are presented with five-year quarterly forecasts for output, prices, wages, employment and investment. OE's global macroeconomic and industry models are fully integrated. Oxford Economics and Macroeconomic Advisors share information in their forecasting processes and hold joint conferences for their mutual clients

  • EIU MARKET INDICATORS AND FORECASTS (EIUIAMER, EIUIASIA, EIUIEEUR, EIUIMENA, EIUISUBS, EIUIWEUR, EIUIREGS)

    The Economist Intelligence Unit's Market Indicators and Forecasts provides forecast data on market size and growth potential for 60 key economies. They contain considerable detail at the industry and sector level on consumer markets and income, infrastructure, competitiveness, credit risks, business operations risks, and indicators on politics, institutions and regulations. They also include the Economist's Big Mac indexes. The databases are organized by world region and contain forecasts of up to five years. Data are annual starting in 1990 and are updated each Friday afternoon.

  • EIU COUNTRY DATA (EIUDAMER, EIUDASIA, EIUDEEUR, EIUDMENA, EIUDSUBS, EIUDWEUR, EIUDREGS)

    The Economist Intelligence Unit's CountryData provides over 320 macroeconomic data series covering national accounts, labor markets, production, fiscal and monetary indicators, prices, trade, debt and foreign payments. Much of the historical data are provided to the EIU by Haver Analytics. Prices, consumption, production, and stocks are also available for 40 globally traded commodities. Databases are organized by world region and cover over 200 countries and 40 regional aggregates. Annual data begin in 1980 and contain forecasts of up to five years. Monthly and quarterly data begin in 1993 and are available for a selected set of concepts and countries. Databases are updated each week.

  • ACTION ECONOMICS FORECAST MEDIANS & AS FIRST REPORTED DATA (AS1REPNA)

    As first released (unrevised) data and forecast survey medians of major macroeconomic indicators for the U.S. from Action Economics. The forecast median, mean, standard deviation, low, high, and number of survey participants are included beginning in Dec 2003. As-reported data extend further back. Dates and times of release extend out 1 year. Updated each Friday, Action Economics' surveys help gauge consensus thinking in financial markets.

  • MMS SURVEY MEDIANS & AS FIRST REPORTED DATA (MMSAMER, MMSEUR, MMSASIA)

    Consensus data (forecast survey medians) and as first released (unrevised) actuals of major macroeconomic indicators for the U.S., Canada, the euro area, 20 European countries, Japan, Australia and several Asian countries from Informa Global Markets. Series are also available with the date and time of each release. Updated daily, MMS's weekly surveys are used to help predict, identify and confirm fundamental movements in the markets.

  • ECONOMIC SURVEY FORECASTS (SURVEYS)

    Outlook for future economic conditions from the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia's Livingston Survey of Economists Forecasts, the ASA/NBER Survey of Professional Forecasters and the FOMC's Economic Projections.

  • HISTORICAL ECONOMIC FORECASTS (AS4CAST)

    Forecasts for key U.S. economic indicators for the next 4 quarters and the next 2 years compiled as part of a joint project of the American Statistical Association and the NBER. It is now known as the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia/ASA/NBER's Survey of Professional Forecasters. Historical forecasts begin in the fourth quarter of 1968. Also includes as reported forecasts from the National Association for Business Economists (NABE) Outlook Survey NABE Outlook beginning in 2002.

  • AS REPORTED U.S. GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT (ASREPGDP)

    This database contains real and nominal series from the main BEA GDP summary table as they appeared each month beginning in July 1978. Key source data and assumption series are also available as reported beginning in July 2001.

• U.S. Regional Service

  Haver Analytics' regional databases cover economic conditions in U.S. states, metropolitan areas, counties and cities. These databases contain weekly, monthly, quarterly and annual data published by federal, state and local governments and various trade associations.

  • Monthly Payroll Employment (LABORR)

    Monthly establishment survey data from BLS for over 400 industries in all 50 states and over 250 MAs. Data begin as early as 1946.

  • LABOR FORCE AND UNEMPLOYMENT (EMPLR, EMPLC)

    Monthly household survey data from the BLS for states, cities, counties, MSAs and PMSAs. Data cover labor force, number employed, number unemployed and the unemployment rate. State data are both seasonally adjusted and unadjusted from 1970; area data are not seasonally adjusted and begin in 1980.

  • COVERED EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES (CEWR)

    Covered employment and wages by state by 4-digit NAICS industry from the BLS. Wages, insurance contributions and number of establishments are reported quarterly by size of establishment and industry. Employment is reported monthly. Data are obtained from quarterly tax filings of businesses with employees covered by state unemployment insurance programs and federal employees covered by the Unemployment Compensation for Federal Employees.

  • ANNUAL EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY (BEAEMPL, BEAEMPM)

    Annual employment (including proprietors), and wage and salary employment by place of work. Covers 3-digit NAICS detail for the 50 states, the eight BEA regions, and all metropolitan areas and 2-digit NAICS detail by MA.

  • RESIDENTIAL BUILDING PERMITS (PERMITS, PERMITY, PERMITP, PERMITC, PERMITA)

    Annual, monthly and monthly YTD residential permits by type for states, metropolitan areas, counties and permit-issuing places from the Census Bureau. Data begin as early as 1980.

  • BUILDFAX BUILDING PERMITS BY TYPE (BLDFAXS)

    Covers monthly commercial, residential and total building permits by type of permit for the U.S., 4 Census Regions and 23 MSA's that represent the 73 most important and timely permit issuing places, from BuildFax. Statistics include permit and property counts, permit values and the number of permits used to determine values by 9 major types such as new construction and alteration/remodeling/addition, and by up to 15 minor types such as solar power and fire damage. Also includes BuildFax's Residential Remodeling Index for the US and 4 Census regions.

  • SELECTED REGIONAL INDICATORS (REGIONAL, REGIONW)

    Monthly bankruptcy filings, mass layoff statistics, unemployment insurance claims, numerous house price measures, housing starts, coincident activity indexes, and exports by state and/or MAs. Also includes annual state government finance, construction put in place, motor vehicle registrations, Medicare payments, and homeownership, rental vacancy and homeowner vacancy rates by state and MAs. Weekly series covering initial claims and coal production by state as well as raw steel production by area. Seasonally adjusted initial claims are calculated by Haver Analytics.

  • PERSONAL INCOME (PIQR, PIR, PIRMSA, PICOUNTY, PIRC1 to 9)

    Income by place of residence, derivation of disposable personal income, earnings by place of work and earnings by industry. Annual and quarterly data for states and regions; annual data for all metropolitan areas and counties. Data begin as early as 1929.

  • MORTGAGE DELINQUENCY RATES (MBAMTG)

    Quarterly delinquency rates of 1- to 4-unit residential mortgage loans reported by the Mortgage Bankers Association. Also contains the number of mortgage delinquencies calculated by Haver Analytics. Data for the total U.S. and Census regions begin in 1972. Data for states and Census divisions begin in 1979.

  • CONSUMER DELINQUENCY RATES (DLINQR)

    American Bankers Association monthly delinquency rates by state. Data begin in 1972 and include 12 categories of closed-end and open-end loans.

  • BANKRUPTCIES BY COUNTY AND MSA (BANKRUPT)

    Contains monthly and quarterly bankruptcy filings by state, circuit court and district, and annual filings by county and MSA beginning in 1991. Bankruptcy filings are reported by chapter (7, 11, 12, 13) for business, non-business and total.

  • GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT BY STATE AND MSA (GSP, GDPMSA)

    Annual current and real Gross Domestic Product estimates for 50 states & 8 BEA regions for over 80 NAICS industries beginning in 1977. Compensation of employees, gross operating surplus, property-type income, subsidies and taxes on production and imports are also included. Current and real GDP for 363 Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs) are available beginning in 2001 for 61 NAICS industries.

  • ANNUAL SURVEY OF MANUFACTURES BY STATE (ASMR)

    Annual current and real Gross Domestic Product estimates for 50 states & 8 BEA regions for over 80 NAICS industries beginning in 1977. Compensation of employees, gross operating surplus, property-type income, subsidies and taxes on production and imports are also included. Current and real GDP for 363 Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs) are available beginning in 2001 for 61 NAICS industries.

  • POPULATION BY AGE AND SEX (USPOP, USPOPC)

    Annual resident population by age, sex and race for 50 states and the 9 Census regions. Total population for MA's and number of housing units, household income and vital statistics by state and region. Projections are available for total resident population through 2030 for states. USPOPC contains county population by 5 year age groups and sex begins in 1970, and housing units.

  • TRADE BY PORT (PORTS)

    Monthly value and shipping weight of imports and exports passing through 443 ports and 46 customs districts. Data begin in Jan 1996 and cover shipments by vessel and by air.

  • EXPORTS BY INDUSTRY AND COUNTRY (EXPRQ1 to 9, EXPORTSR)

    Quarterly state exports by industry by country starting in 1997 from WISER (the World Institute for Strategic Economic Research, formerly MISER) and the Census Bureau. Exports are reported in terms of value and weight by air, vessel or container for 31 NAICS industry groups and over 200 countries. Annual export data include series by world area.

  • GOVERNMENT FINANCIAL STATISTICS (GOVFINR)

    State and local government annual revenues by source and outlays by function from the Census. Includes timely quarterly tax revenues from the Rockefeller Institute of Government.

  • FDIC BANKING STATISTICS (FDICR)

    Bank loan data by state provided annually back to 1966. Loans are shown by commercial and savings banks and by type/sector of the loan.