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- Haver Analytics
SASEHAVR is a seamless interface between Haver and SAS data processing that enables SAS users to read economic and financial time series data that reside in a Haver Analytics DLX (Data Link Express) database SASEHAVR requires both SAS ETS and Base SAS Software
- Our data - Haver Analytics
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
- Economy in Brief - Haver Analytics
Financial markets have remained generally buoyant in recent days, with global equity indices advancing on the back of relatively upbeat global growth data, benign European inflation readings and the prospect of further policy easing from major central banks At the same time, the US dollar has continued to weaken, reflecting a run of disappointing US economic data and rising investor concerns
- Economic Letter From Asia: Ahead of the BoJ Decision - Haver
Tian Yong joined Haver Analytics as an Economist in 2023 Previously, Tian Yong worked as an Economist with Deutsche Bank, covering Emerging Asian economies while also writing on thematic issues within the broader Asia region
- U. S. Government Budget Deficit Deepens in FY 2025 - haver. com
Income security outlays rose 18 4% y y early this year compared to a 23 0% y y decline in the first five months of FY’24 Haver's data on Federal Government receipts outlays are contained in USECON The expectations figure is in the AS1REPNA database
- About Us - Haver Analytics
Haver Analytics is a global leader in time-series data and analytical software offering flexible delivery tools that meet the highest standards of economists, analysts and data scientists
- Has the Era of American Exceptionalism Ended? - Haver Analytics
In recent decades, the American economy has expanded more rapidly than other major economies, creating substantial wealth This phenomenon is often called "American Exceptionalism " While the economic and financial results are not in dispute, the reasons behind them are A deeper look shows that the period of "American Exceptionalism" was driven not only by fundamentals but also by large-scale
- Charts of the Week: Looking at the Here and Now - haver. com
Andy Cates joined Haver Analytics as a Senior Economist in 2020 Andy has more than 25 years of experience forecasting the global economic outlook and in assessing the implications for policy settings and financial markets
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