Oxford Economics

​The US recovery will face stronger headwinds early in 2022 as the rapidly-spreading Omicron variant worsens health conditions and spurs more caution among consumers and businesses. However, we don't...

Our Recovery Tracker continued its downward trajectory in early December as the resurgent pandemic, reimposed restrictions, and voluntary social distancing took their toll on activity in the eurozone....

The economic outlook for 2022 looks less upbeat due to the rapid spread of the Omicron variant and the possibility that the Build Back Better (BBB) fiscal plan won’t get passed. The prospective course...

Global sentiment is weakening, led by a decline in consumer sentiment and a modest retreat in business sentiment – and it’s likely to take a further hit in the near term as Omicron cases rise. However...

Industrial production will lag services growth globally going into 2022 as supply-chain pressures continue to bite, but will gain considerable momentum later in the year as component shortages and cos...

Rewiring Seattle explores the costs of Seattle's new electric heating mandate as well as implications for low-income households, and for carbon emissions.

This report outlines the strong performance of the red meat processing industry during the pandemic in 2020. The industry was able to maintain reliable supplies to both domestic and international cust... more

The future for London as a global city and as a location for investment in residential real estate remains very positive, according to a new report from Oxford Economics commissioned by Mitheridge Cap... more

This report, commissioned by British American Tobacco Australia, examines the size of the illicit market as well as the economic effects of that market on the national economy.

Commissioned by EPRA, this study contributes to the debate by examining the relative performance of active and passive investment strategies in European listed real estate. It provides an independent... more