Contains global sector statistics covering lumber, oil extraction, rubber, restaurants, health, electrical machinery and chemicals by selected country or world region. Electrical machinery data include semiconductor sales and trade detail for selected countries. Health data covers daily COVID-19 statistics and trade in medical goods. The database also contains miscellaneous country sector detail.

Includes production, shipments, sales, trade and inventories by NAICS classification for several major industries. Also includes productivity by NAICS from BLS, data on corporate income tax returns by industry from IRS, monthly car and light truck sales by company and origin, domestic shipments of appliances from AHAM, port, airport and railroad statistics.

Provides monthly detailed China trade by country and commodity data from the General Administration of Customs. 2- and 4-digit HS commodity year-to-date exports and imports for over 1,300 distinct commodities with all partner countries begin in 2017. It also contains 2-digit HS monthly flow detail with all partner countries as well as trade by major commodity, SITC and customs regime. Haver estimates values for January and February for selected series.

Provides detailed tourism statistics for over 80 countries from country’s statistical offices and tourism ministries and boards. National as well as regional, state and city data are included when available. Concepts include visitor arrivals and departures and hotel stays by resident status, purpose, country and type of travel, depending on availability. Other statistics include stays by accommodation, length of stay, same-day and overnight visitors, number of hotel rooms, and tourist revenue and expenditure.

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.

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.

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 Quarterly unpublished data are available by metropolitan area.

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.

Focuses on the global energy market with history and forecasts covering over 200 countries and world regions. Concepts covered include production, consumption, prices, reserves, imports, exports, inventories and refining statistics as well as CO2 emissions and energy intensity measures. In addition to crude oil and petroleum liquids, the database includes data on coal, natural gas, biofuels and electricity. Daily series on electricity by European country are also available sourced from ENTSO-E. Sources include the US Energy Information Administration (EIA), OPEC, British Petroleum, Statistics Canada and many other country sources.

The JODI (Joint Organisations Data Initiative) Oil World Database includes series on production, imports, exports, refinery intake, stock changes and stocks for several petroleum and natural gas products 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.

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.

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 seve key European countries together with comparative figures for heating and fuel oil.

Covers China’s major sectors in depth and focuses on 15 sectors including agriculture, manufacturing, housing & construction, education, health, financial services and tourism. Data have been collected from China’s National Bureau of Statistics and the People’s Bank of China as well as from a number of regulatory and industry sources such as China Electricity Council, Banking Insurance Regulatory Commission, China Railway, China Iron and Steel Association and China Internet Network Information Center.

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 nine exchanges.

Offers statistics from the US Geological Survey on non-energy minerals for the US and other countries as well global aggregates. It is built from five major publications that provide annual data back to 1901 and monthly figures beginning as early as 1948. Statistics on production, distribution, stocks and consumption of significant mineral commodities are available for approximately 90 commodities for over 175 countries, with additional detail for the US.