South Africa
We combine global expertise in forecasting and analysis with local knowledge. Our South Africa offices’ dedicated team of economists, political analysts and sales executives understand the region and your needs.
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Overview
Our services for institutions based or interested in South Africa are tailored to deliver actionable insights and forecasts. Whether you are interested in understanding the wider South Africa, or Africa, macroeconomic, city, industry or tourism landscape we can customise our service to your individual needs.
Our South Africa Office
At the South Africa office, you will find a world-class team of top economists, econometricians, and political specialists who understand the African markets.
Cape Town
100 Cecilia Street
Paarl, 7646
South Africa
Noelani King Conradie
+27 (0)21 863 6200 Click here to emailOur solutions for the African market
We provide access to unrivalled economic forecasts and political views to help you track key events and the implications there-off.
African reports, event-driven analysis and forecast
Our African Forecasting Service includes reports, forecasts and commentary for countries across Africa. We cover 54 countries’ economic, political and financial market developments. Our Tourism service covers travel activity for 34 countries and 12 major city destinations. Industry analysis, forecasts and scenarios are compiled for 12 key industries across 8 African countries. We also analyse and forecast 102 cities across the continent.
Unique research for your individual needs
Oxford Economics Africa is a leading provider of independent research on Africa conducted by a highly qualified team of economists, econometricians, quantitative analysts and political analysts. We regularly carry out custom research projects to fit the precise needs of our clients. Our tailor-made services include but are not limited to market assessments, consumer behaviour, scenario analysis and impact analysis.
Our African experts
- Henk Gnade – Director of Commercial and Operations
- Cobus de Hart – Director for Africa Consulting
- Jacques Nel – Head of Africa Macro
- Jacques Verreynne – Head: Data and Modelling
- Irmgard Erasmus – Senior Financial Economist
Africa Forecasting Service
The African Forecasting Service provides a comprehensive analysis of immediate and long-term economic prospects to inform investment strategies, expansion plans and operations in the continent. From macro-economics down to local area analysis, the African Forecasting Service provides historical data, forecasts and commentary by country, industry sector and city.
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