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Advanced economy central banks have received a lot of criticism for their policy decisions over the past two or three...
Research Briefing
In Asia Pacific and in Europe, total employment growth in major cities over the period 2023-27 is likely to lag...
One of China's longer term economic challenges has been its ability to transition successfully away from an investment-led growth model...
As Emerging Market (EM) resilience has impressed, and stagflation fears have eased, we have seen some reassuring signs on the...
Our latest research has focused on what the most extreme and persistent inflation overshoot of the inflation targeting era means...
Research Briefing
Digitalisation is enabling a manufacturing-led approach to buildings and infrastructure—we must embrace it to deliver a net zero future.
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The Bank of England is arguably the central bank that faces the biggest policy headache right now. In this week's...
Consulting Report
Oxford Economics was commissioned to analyze the Economic Impact of GM's operations in the United States.
Research Briefing
The recent blame put on rising company profits as a key driver of consumer price inflation in Australia is overstated....
Research Briefing
The pipeline of build-to-rent (BTR) developments across Australia continues to swell, with our project tracking currently capturing a pipeline of...
Research Briefing
We project Japan's CPI inflation will slow in H2 as import costs trend downward. The current record price passthrough is unsustainable given sluggish demand and firms' weak pricing power.
Research Briefing
China's systemic inclinations towards a low price environment, but weak prices have raised the spectre of deflation and led to rising market...
This week we turn our attention to Brazil. Latin America's strongest economy just reported stronger than expected growth in Q1,...
Research Briefing
New research by Oxford Economics suggests that construction materials prices have shifted permanently higher due to the shocks of the...
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The US debt ceiling continues to make headlines, and the drop dead date is fast approaching. Hear the latest from...
We believe the most significant policy measures to come through in the budget for residential building are the announced tax...
Research Briefing
We have said activity data would slow sequentially from Q1. Four months into the reopening, China's economic recovery can best...
Research Briefing
Our long-term income and consumer spending forecasts reveal the high-potential urban consumer markets of the future. We identify four key...
Research Briefing
We believe the most significant policy measures to come through in the budget for residential building are the announced tax...
