sentix data, straight into your spreadsheets — introducing DataLibrary 2.2

Written by Manfred Hübner | 18 August 2026
Posted in Database news

Getting sentix indicators into your own models should be effortless. With sentix DataLibrary 2.2, it finally is. This release is a ground-up modernisation of our data toolkit for Windows and Excel — easier to install, more robust, and ready for today's Office.

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Ascent number 4

Written by Patrick Hussy | 09 August 2026
Posted in sentix Economic News

The sentix Economic Sentiment Index for the eurozone continued its recovery in August. With its fourth consecutive rise, the overall index improved by 4.0 points to +0.9 points, returning to positive territory. The assessment of the current situation, in particular, rose sharply, whilst expectations rose only slightly to +10.3 points. Germany, too, is showing further progress. Economic expectations have risen to their highest level since February 2026. At the same time, the current situation has improved significantly, though at -28.3 points it remains clearly in negative territory. Globally, the economic outlook remains favourable. The sentix Global Aggregate rose by 1.4 points to +14.7 points, signalling a broad-based economic recovery. Almost all regions are showing growth – Japan is the only exception.

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Introducing the New sentix Data REST API (v1)

Written by Manfred Hübner | 17 March 2026
Posted in Database news

We are pleased to announce the launch of our new sentix Data REST API (v1), designed to provide seamless, flexible, and secure access to our sentiment data.

The new API enables clients to integrate sentix data directly into their workflows, analytics environments, and applications using modern REST standards.

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New API interface

Written by Manfred Hübner | 03 May 2025
Posted in Database news

We have redesigned our API interface and moved the endpoint to a separate server. This changes the access link for your scripts.

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Reaction to the Dutch election

Written by Manfred Hübner | 26 November 2023
Posted in sentix Euro Break-up Index News

The Netherlands has voted and given the euro sceptics a bit of a wake-up call. The Euro Break-up Index, which we rarely comment on at present as the situation in the eurozone is relatively stable, shows a relatively unusual swing in the sub-index for the Netherlands. This is certainly not high enough to act as a harbinger of crisis. But that could possibly change in the 2024 election year. We'll stay on the ball.