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Our Recovery Tracker edged up in the week ending February 7 but remained below its Q4 average. This is in line with our expectation of a contraction in eurozone GDP in Q1 due to extended Covid contain...

With January’s detailed inflation report showing that transitory factors caused much of the month’s surprisingly large rise, a partial retracement is possible in February. In addition, we don’t find s...

A more favourable external backdrop and looser global liquidity conditions – shaped by unprecedented policy stimulus in advanced economies, vaccine optimism and a strong credit pulse from China – unde...

APAC commercial property prices were down around 3% on average in 2020, after a 1% rise in 2019. But the coronavirus-induced decline has been modest compared to past downturns, suggesting that the imp...

Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) economies have seen some of the largest food price increases among emerging markets over the past year. But it isn’t a repeat of 2007-2008 or even 2011-2012. Restrained...

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.