Oxford Economics

Our latest Covid-19 vulnerability scorecard shows that advanced economies (AEs) are most vulnerable to the pandemic. This contrasts with our summer update when emerging markets (EMs) were overtaking A...

While fiscal policy and the health agenda will be the immediate focus for Joe Biden as he assumes the presidency, Biden will have opportunities to reshape the FOMC over the next year. We look for him...

Our Eurozone Recovery Tracker fell again in the week ending January 3, confirming the weak start to the year for the European economy. The production index saw the sharpest fall, partially due to seas...

President-elect Biden unveiled his $1.9tn American Rescue Plan aimed at providing further fiscal assistance to households, businesses and state and local governments. The ambitious plan has a dual man...

Alongside massive global liquidity support, EM policymakers’ firm deployment of monetary and prudential policies have enabled their economies to pass an incredibly severe stress test better than many...

This study, the first of its kind, analyses the economic impact of the German fashion industry across the full sweep of the fashion industry's significant components. In addition, expert interviews wi... more

Oxford Economics and the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) partnered with SAP SuccessFactors to understand the emerging realities facing employers and employees—and next steps for leaders i... more

New research from Oxford Economics and IBM shows data strategies, AI, and cloud are increasingly effective and intertwined.

In this study, commissioned by the Computer and Communications Industry Association, we explore the economic and social impact of digital services in Europe, and identify the actions digital services... more

In 2019, Huawei supported a £3.3 billion contribution to UK GDP. The company also had a sizeable impact on the UK labour market. We estimate the company supported 51,000 jobs in the UK in 2019. Huawei... more