Oxford Economics

Our US Recovery Tracker rose 1.2ppts to 81.9 in the week ended Feb. 12 – its highest level since October. Improving health dynamics remained central to the upward tendency. Firming mobility, stronger...

The combined impact of Brexit and the coronavirus pandemic means we now expect UK growth to average just 1.2% a year in the 2020s. The damage from Brexit is likely to prove slightly more than the scar...

​Gregory Daco, Chief US Economist, and Kathy Bostjancic, Chief US Financial Economist, discuss recent positive US economic data surprises, revised expectations for real GDP growth in Q1, encouraging h...

The Canada Recovery Tracker (CRT) jumped 3.7ppts to 80.3 in the week ended Feb. 5, its fifth consecutive rise. Five of seven subcomponents increased, led by the largest one-week gain in the health ind...

Infrastructure outages from the mid-February winter storm caused massive disruptions to life in Texas, but damage to the US economy won’t be severe or long-lasting. We estimate the storm could shave 0...

A white paper collaboration between Oxford Economics and Cognizant on the trends affecting the future of work, with the focus guided by the digital impact.

The chemicals and petroleum industry has long used M&A as a critical strategy.

Warranty data can be a valuable resource for automotive companies if they collect it, integrate it with other quality-related data, and analyze it with AI.

Security experts should be embedded in the corporate M&A process and play a key role in all its phases.

Without effective security, IIoT benefits may come at a high cost for travel companies.