The wiiw Monthly Database contains about 1800 time series of key economic indicators for countries in Central, East and Southeast Europe.
The database

• permits a timely discovery of trends
• allows a more detailed analysis than annual data
• starts for most time series in 1990 or 1991, for some Southeast European countries from 2000

• As of January 2012 the first position of the labels in the wiiw Monthly Database have been slightly changed.
  The first position represents the "country code" which will be replaced by a two-digit ISO-country code.

Example: ae41_ta_q --> ale41_ta_q

The new country code should be read as follows:

a	=	al	=	Albania
b	=	bg	=	Bulgaria
c	=	cz	=	Czech Republic
e	=	ee	=	Estonia
g	=	me	=	Montenegro
h	=	hu	=	Hungary
j	=	rs	=	Serbia
k	=	hr	=	Croatia
l	=	si	=	Slovenia
m	=	mk	=	Macedonia
n	=	ba	=	Bosnia and Herzegovina
p	=	pl	=	Poland
r	=	ro	=	Romania
s	=	ru	=	Russia
t	=	lt	=	Lithuania
u	=	ua	=	Ukraine
w	=	lv	=	Latvia

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Countries AL - Albania (67 time series) BA - Bosnia and Herzegovina (62 time series) BG - Bulgaria (126 time series) HR - Croatia (121 time series) CZ - Czech Republic (122 time series) EE - Estonia (101 time series) HU - Hungary (129 time series) LV - Latvia (101 time series) LT - Lithuania (101 time series) MK - Macedonia (112 time series) ME - Montenegro (90 time series) PL - Poland (130 time series) RO - Romania (129 time series) RU - Russia (83 time series) RS - Serbia (114 time series) SK - Slovakia (127 time series) SI - Slovenia (126 time series) UA - Ukraine (104 time series)

Chapters 04. Production (322 time series) 05. Labour Market (237 time series) 06. Wages (367 time series) 07. Prices (185 time series) 10. Domestic finance (323 time series) 11. Foreign finance (296 time series) 12. Foreign trade (215 time series)

Eurostat, National Statistical Offices, Central Banks, Public Employment Services and wiiw estimates.

All countries are updated at the beginning of each month
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Chapters ALL 04. Production Industrial output (BCD - NACE Rev. 2) Industrial output (CDE - NACE Rev. 1) Construction output (F - NACE Rev. 1) Construction output (F  - NACE Rev. 2) Labour productivity in industry (CDE - NACE Rev. 1) Labour productivity in industry (BCD - NACE Rev. 2) 05. Labour Market Employed, LFS Employees in industry (CDE - NACE Rev. 1), registered Employees in industry (BCD - NACE Rev. 2), registered Employees total, registered Unemployment rate, LFS Unemployed, LFS Unemployed, registered Unemployment rate, registered 06. Wages Gross wages, industry (CDE - NACE Rev. 1) Gross wages, industry (BCD - NACE Rev. 2) Gross wages, total economy 07. Prices Consumer prices Producer prices in industry (BCD - NACE Rev. 2) Producer prices in industry (CDE - NACE Rev. 1) 10. Domestic finance M3 - Broad money Currency in circulation / Currency outside banks Central bank policy rate M2 - Intermediate money / Money and quasi money M1 - Narrow money / Money General gov. budget (ESA'95, EDP) - revenues General gov. budget (ESA'95, EDP) - balance General gov. budget (ESA'95, EDP) - expenditures General gov. budget - expenditures General gov. budget - revenues General gov. budget - balance Central gov. budget - balance Central gov. budget - expenditures Central gov. budget - revenues 11. Foreign finance Gross external debt Current account Exchange rate real Gross reserves of NB incl. gold Exchange rate nominal Gross reserves of NB excl. gold 12. Foreign trade Exports total, fob Exports to EU(27), fob Exports to EU(15), fob Imports total, cif Imports from EU(27), cif Imports from EU(15), cif Balance with EU(27) Balance total Balance with EU(15)

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.		data not available
%		per cent
PP		change in % against previous period
CPPY		change in % against corresponding period of previous year
CCPPY		change in % against cumulated corresponding period of previous year
NACE Rev. 2		statistical classification of economic activities in the European community, Rev. 2 (2008)
NACE Rev. 1		statistical classification of economic activities in the European community, Rev. 1 (1990)/Rev. 1.1 (2002)
LFS		Labour Force Survey
CPI		Consumer Price Index
HICP		Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices (for new EU member states)
PPI		Producer Price Index
EDP		Excessive Deficit Procedure
p.a.		per annum
mn		million
bn		billion
defl.		deflated
NCU		National Currency Unit (including 'euro-fixed' series for euro-area countries)
The respective national currencies used in the wiiw Monthly database are given here:
ALL		Albanian lek
BAM		Bosnian convertible mark
BGN		Bulgarian lev
CZK		Czech koruna
HRK		Croatian kuna
HUF		Hungarian forint
LVL		Latvian lats
LTL		Lithuanian litas
MKD		Macedonian denar
PLN		Polish zloty
RON		Romanian leu
RSD		Serbian dinar
RUB		Russian rouble
UAH		Ukrainian hryvnia
EUR		euro - national currency for Montenegro and the euro-area countries Estonia, Slovakia and Slovenia
USD		US dollar
Euro-area countries:
Estonia		euro introduced 1 January 2011, fixed Estonian kroon until 2010 (applied conversion factor 15.6466 EEK per EUR)
Slovakia		euro introduced 1 January 2009, fixed Slovak koruna until 2008 (applied conversion factor 30.126 SKK per EUR)
Slovenia		euro introduced 1 January 2007, fixed Slovenian tolar until 2006 (applied conversion factor 239.64 SIT per EUR)