In the media | 25 Oct 2022
BBC World News: Qatar World Cup Economy
Scott Livermore, Chief Economist & Managing Director for the Middle East at Oxford Economics, joins Sameer Hashmi from BBC World News to discuss the economic impact of the Qatar World Cup with regard to neighbouring competition.
Watch the full interview below:
To download our latest reports for the Middle East, please check Resource Hub – Oxford Economics.
Tags:
You may be interested in
Post
The Economic Impact of the Aura Network
This study demonstrates the economic importance of digital infrastructure by providing a comprehensive analysis of how high-capacity data connectivity underpins Australia’s future prosperity. We analyse how Telstra InfraCo’s Aura Network -a $1.6 billion nation-building fibre investment supports productivity, innovation, and competitiveness across Australia’s digital economy, while strengthening the nation’s position within the Asia-Pacific region.
Find Out More
Post
India’s GST reform benefits durables, but far from a game changer
Research Briefing BBC World News: Qatar World Cup Economy
Find Out More
Post
Japan’s politics add uncertainty to BoJ policy outlook
The Bank of Japan (BoJ) kept its policy rate at 0.5% at its October meeting, after a 7-2 majority vote. Two board members again voted for a rate increase. We believe the BoJ will hike in December to 0.75% as incoming data confirm that the economy is performing in line with the bank's forecasts in its quarterly outlook. However, there's a material chance of a delay.
Find Out More
