Oxford Economics

Lockdown extensions in several eurozone countries weigh on growth prospects for Q1. But at this stage the increased risks to the ECB’s outlook are not large enough to warrant a response given the loos...

Fed officials individually have started to provide some specific forward guidance regarding the tapering of QE asset purchases. Atlanta Fed President Bostic has suggested it could begin as early as la...

The Canada Recovery Tracker (CRT) slid 1.3ppts to 73.1 in the week ended Dec. 25. Five of seven subcomponents declined, led by mobility and health. Overall, the CRT contracted 5.3ppts in December, the...

While near-term Covid risks are tilted to the downside, gradual vaccine diffusion, increased fiscal stimulus and warmer weather should ensure stronger economic activity and employment from early spr...

We expect most Asian currencies to gain against the US$ in 2021 and be supported by solid current account prospects in coming years. Longer-term, we expect continued catch-up-driven real exchange rate...

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

This report in partnership with IBM explores the growing role of the Salesforce software in leading companies across the world.