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We expect UK employment will dip slightly in the second half of this year, as job cuts in lowerpaid parts...
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Our sentiment data, developed with Penta, suggests that UK private sector wage growth slowed sharply in March and early-April. If...
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The European Central Bank's updated monetary policy framework retains key advantages of the previous system and in our view is...
In February, Canada saw a solid advance in full-time employment, but these new positions were predominantly in the public sector...
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On the surface, January's headline jobs figures paint a healthy picture of the Canadian labour market, but a closer look...
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China heads into 2024 with relatively loose policy settings, but private sector sentiment constrained by property pessimism. Policy efforts will...
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In 2024, the main influence on Asia is likely to be a global slowdown, particularly in China and the US....
Recent revenue performance of the tech sector tells a consistent story of industry’s leaders and laggards and confirms Oxford Economics’...
Consulting Report
This report sponsored by Energy UK uses Oxford Economics’ Global Climate Scenario Modelling to understand the implications for the UK...
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US private sector return on investment (ROI) is near 20-year highs, boosted by commodity price strength and business spending on...
This report sponsored by Energy UK investigates the challenges the UK faces in attracting sufficient private sector investment to finance...
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Our Policy Impact Model (PIM) helps to measure the potential impact of intervention and can help local authorities and their...
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The 2023 outlook for the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region will not compare to this year's spectacular expansion. That said,...
Consulting Report
This study looks at the UK family business sector, an important part of the UK economy. It presents new insights,...
