Consider viewing the Haver Analytics daily database named haverd. The contents of this database can be seen by submitting the following DATA step:
libname lib1 sasehavr "%sysget(HAVER_DATA)" freq=daily start=20041201 end=20041231; data hwoutd; set lib1.haverd; run; title1 'Haver Analytics Database, HAVERD.DAT'; title2 'PROC CONTENTS for Time Series converted to daily frequency'; proc contents data=hwoutd; run;
Output 41.5.1 shows the output of PROC CONTENTS with the time ID variable DATE followed by the time series variables FCM10, FCM1M, FFED, FFP1D, FXAUS, and TCC with their corresponding attributes such as type, length, format, and label.
HAVER Analytics Database, HAVERD.DAT |
PROC CONTENTS for Time Series converted to daily frequency |
Alphabetic List of Variables and Attributes | |||||
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# | Variable | Type | Len | Format | Label |
1 | DATE | Num | 8 | DATE9. | Date of Observation |
2 | FCM10 | Num | 8 | 10-Year Treasury Note Yield at Constant Maturity (Avg, % p.a.) | |
3 | FCM1M | Num | 8 | 1-Month Treasury Bill Market Bid Yield at Constant Maturity (%) | |
4 | FFED | Num | 8 | Federal Funds [Effective] Rate (% p.a.) | |
5 | FFP1D | Num | 8 | 1-Day AA Financial Commercial Paper (% per annum) | |
6 | FXAUS | Num | 8 | Foreign Exchange Rate: Australia (US$/Australian$) | |
7 | TCC | Num | 8 | Treasury: Closing Operating Cash Balance (Today, Mil.$) |