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The economics of narrow self-interest – five key trends

Global trade

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What the US tariff hikes mean for the global economy

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Tariffs will weigh heavily on US business equipment investment

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Australia Faces Election risk, but migration stabilisation on track

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Trump tariffs will cut UK growth as global demand weakens

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What a fragile peace means for Central and Eastern Europe

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Stopgap Spring Statement leaves problems unresolved

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Reciprocal tariffs another tool to extract policy concessions

Executive Summary

Global Scenarios Service – Heightened Tensions

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Next German coalition launches fiscal bazooka at new geopolitical realities

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Steady, Yet Slow: How Oxford Economics Sees Global Economic Growth in 2025

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An inflation resurgence remains low on the worry list

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Reciprocal tariffs another tool to extract policy concessions

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Will eurozone tariffs be the straw to break the labour market’s back?

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The UK’s fiscal adjustment is at risk of failure

Industry is performing worse than the broader economy globally

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Tariff developments don’t change the broad growth story

Consulting Report

The Economic Impact of Regenerating Old Trafford

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UK Labour market data woes show the importance of nowcasts

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Recession Monitor – US recession odds continue to fall

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Industry Key Themes 2025: Industrial landscape at a critical juncture

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