Amid ongoing global trade uncertainty, business leaders are struggling to plan ahead as new tariffs continue to reshape the market....
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Trump’s latest tariffs favour Australia and Singapore with unchanged 10% rates, while Brazil faces a sharp 50% hike. India, Vietnam,...
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Our Global Economic Model simulations suggest that a permanent 40ppt tariff hike on US imports from Brazil would have limited...
Oxford Economics, a global leader in economic forecasting and data analytics, has announced the launch of its TradePrism platform on...
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The significant escalation in US tariffs since early April is set to generate a shallow recession in global industry, though...
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We appear to be witnessing the beginning of a new global economic and market paradigm. We expect five key trends...
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Electronics, electricals, motor vehicles, pharmaceuticals and machinery are most exposed globally to US-imposed tariffs.
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Most commodity price forecasts are cut due to tariffs except for gold and battery metals, which show resilience amid global...
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There are no absolute winners in a trade war, but some will fare relatively better than others.
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We expect GDP growth in both the US and world economy to slow sharply due to the tariff hikes, but...
The implementation of the US “Liberation Day” tariff hikes will have a significant impact on individual sectors and firms, even...
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US President Donald Trump announced a range of tariffs on most trading partners on self-proclaimed 'liberation day'.
On 2 April 2025, the US Administration announced a set of tariff increases, bringing the US back to levels of...
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In two or three years' time, US imports could fall by around 15% due to discounted reciprocal tariff hikes.
Trump has moved swiftly to advance a trade agenda that goes beyond what was promised in the campaign. This will...
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If there’s one thing more damaging than tariffs themselves, it’s the sharp rise in trade policy uncertainty.
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Tariff threats and heightened trade policy uncertainty began causing stress in supply chains.
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Despite weaker-than-expected gains in headline consumer and producer prices in February, the source data that feed into the PCE deflator...
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Cuts to the Federal government workforce, which we estimate to be 200,000 in 2025, will have a modest impact nationally,...
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We've lowered our GDP growth forecast for the US, Canada and Mexico, reflecting our assumption of more aggressive US tariff...
