Ungated Post | 04 Feb 2021

Reuters: Chip Demand on the Rise with Stephen Foreman

Stephen Foreman, Lead Economist at Oxford Economics joins Reuter’s Kyoko Gasha to discuss the impact of the global semiconductor shortage on the auto sector and the economy.

While global supply-chain disruptions have eased considerably since last spring, they have not disappeared. A global shortage in semiconductors is forcing some automakers to put the brakes on vehicle production. Semiconductors have been in short supply since the end of 2020, as the auto industry rebounded from the COVID-19-related drop in demand more quickly than anticipated.

Watch and listen to the full interview below:

You may be interested in

Post

Oxford Economics enhances its real estate solutions with the addition of MSCI data

Oxford Economics is delighted to announce a significant product enhancement to its Real Estate Economics Service and Global Economic Model, with the addition of MSCI historic real estate index data.  

Find Out More

Post

From Floppy Disks to AI: A Fireside Chat with Adrian Cooper, CEO of Oxford Economics

Discover the journey of Adrian Cooper, CEO of Oxford Economics, in shaping the firm into a global leader, along with his insights and vision for the future in an exclusive interview.

Find Out More

Post

Oxford Economics introduces new Global Tech Spend Forecasts

Oxford Economics is excited to announce the launch of the Global Tech Spend Forecasts service, offering the most reliable forecasts on enterprise IT spending across 35 industries and 25 countries, with forecasts out to 2050.

Find Out More