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Sweden’s economy looks increasingly resilient to the latest round of activity restrictions. Despite stricter lockdown measures and a slow vaccine roll-out, Swedish...
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Although February saw GDP make only a modest advance in exiting a Covidshaped hole, the month’s 0.4% m/m rise in...
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We have revised up our forecasts for eurozone private consumption, and now envisage spending increasing 3.1% in 2021 and by...
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Lockdown measures likely caused the economy to contract by 1.5% in Q1, but we see growth recovering strongly throughout the...
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The global travel recovery has remained elusive so far. Vaccination is underway in 150 countries and will play a vital...
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With the government confirming that non-essential retailers and outdoor hospitality will reopen in England on Monday, our forecast of a...
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Our Oxford Economics Normality Tracker improved in March, reflecting a fall in Covid cases, thanks to the January lockdown.This has...
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Q4’s national accounts revealed GDP falling not quite as far short of pre-Covid levels as previously believed. And a reversion...
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The unexpected resilience of house prices last year sets 2021 up to be another year of rising values. But unsupportive...
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According to our analysis, eurozone consumers are raring to get spending as soon as restrictions are eased. Our modelling, based...
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We forecast that seven out of Europe’s top 30 cities will see their GDP return to pre-pandemic levels in 2021....
Growing year-on-year for the past decade, increasing global tourism activity has contributed significantly to economic growth and development, accounting for...
Nicola Nobile, lead economist at Oxford Economics speaks with Bloomberg's Maria Tadeo and Matt Miller in a special episode of...
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Lost amid Europe’s political drama and recurrent euro doomsday scenarios is the fact that the Eurozone economy has a business...
Economy would be 2% smaller than otherwise expected by end of 2020 - equivalent to a £16bn hit to GDP
