Nordics Macro, Industry and Cities Outlook: How will the economy heal from Covid-19?
The Nordic economies outperformed most of Europe across the course of 2020 and are set to recover faster than the wider region, supported by resilient industrial activity whilst services lag. The second wave of infections will drag on near-term activity, but we expect growth to accelerate firmly from Q2 as widespread vaccine deployment allows governments to ease restrictions, paving the way for a normalisation in activity across different sectors of the economy and the Nordic cities.
We will be repeating the same webinar to cater for the difference in time zones between APAC, EMEA and the Americas:
- APAC – Friday 23rd April | 10:00 HKT
- EMEA – Friday 23rd April | 10:00 BST
- Americas – Friday 23rd April | 16:00 EDT
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Stephen Foreman | Lead Economist Stephen is a Lead Economist on the Industry team. Stephen is responsible for monitoring and forecasting the global motor vehicle and aerospace sectors, as well as contributing to and communicating Oxford Economics’ global industry view, and managing a number of consultancy projects for manufacturing organisations. |
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Dmitriy Gruzinov is a Senior Economist at Oxford Economics and a member of the Cities and Regions Forecasting team. Having joined the company in 2011, for his first two years Dmitriy was responsible for running the Asian Key Cities Service. In 2013 Dmitriy switched to working on the European Cities & Regional Service, and now coordinates and manages this service. In addition to regional forecasting Dmitriy writes bespoke city reports, produces detailed UK and EU household spending forecasts, and works on other various projects. |
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