In the media | 24 Aug 2021
ANC NEWS: Oxford Economics slashes 2021 PH growth outlook to 3.5% amid prospect of further lockdowns
“Oxford economics has slashed its 2021 growth outlook from 4.5 percent to just 3.5 percent, among the lowest projections for the country. Oxford Economics lead Asia economist Sian Fenner cites the prospects of further lockdowns due to the Delta variant for the gloomy outlook.”
Watch and listen to the full interview below:
Tags:
You may be interested in
Post
Australia: RBA hike by another 25 bps as the fight against inflation continues
The RBA has raised its cash rate target by a further 25 basis points, taking it to 4.1%. Although inflation has peaked, the RBA board is still clearly uncomfortable with its brisk pace.
Find Out More
Post
BIS Oxford Economics to be rebranded as Oxford Economics Australia
Over the past six years we've maintained the unique modelling and analysis that clients and the media have come to rely on from BIS Shrapnel while incorporating Oxford Economics' rigorous global modelling and analytical framework to complement it," said David Walker, Director, Oxford Economics Australia.
Find Out More
Post
Introducing our renovated African Forecasting Service
From economy to politics, investment to operation, fuel your business growth by leveraging our complete Africa solutions.
Find Out More