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In The Media

Fortune: The experience-hungry American consumer is already crashing the economy into a ‘rolling recession,’

United States Market

Research Briefing

US Recession Monitor – Slowdown but no downturn yet

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Global Recession Watch – Sentiment rallies; inflation still a threat

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US supply chain stresses fade as recession nears

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Will the US travel industry prevail through a potential global recession?

Supply chain

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AEs automotives growth to speed up despite 2023 recession

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Modest growth in 2023 for six Canadian metros despite winter recession

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Key themes 2023 – A year in recession for Canada

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Tight financial conditions suggest Canadian economy hit a turning point

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How great is the weight of financial conditions on US GDP growth?

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Key themes 2023 – Emerging markets look relatively resilient

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Introducing the Oxford Economics wage tracker

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US oil prices are still a threat as the economy is vulnerable

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Key themes 2023 – LatAm central banks to debut rate cuts

Consulting Report

Sentiment data point to cooling labour markets

Research Briefing

Global goods trade to shrink in 2023

Eurozone

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Eurozone 2023 themes – Energy to dictate macro outlook again

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Key themes 2023 – Mild recessions and a cheerless recovery

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Short-term outlook for cities deteriorates

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EMs to outperform AEs as world economy enters downturn

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