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A recent court ruling challenges key tariffs from the Trump administration, sparking uncertainty in US trade policy. As legal battles...
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Rising tariffs, tightening credit, and slowing demand are straining the US economy especially for small businesses. Could these be early...
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If the threatened tariffs on imports from the European Union and smartphones were to be implemented, it would reduce US'...
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The economic costs of the 50% tariffs to the Eurozone could amount to 0.3%–1.0% of the Eurozone’s GDP by the...
Despite a stronger-than-expected start to the year, the Eurozone economy remains on a weak footing as global trade tensions escalate.
New York, London, Paris, San Jose and Seattle are the top 5 cities in the world, as ranked by the...
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The Eurozone's recession risks remain elevated—possibly higher than those in the US—as its economic expansion is more fragile.
To really understand exposure to risk, you need to look at how a business interacts with the broader economy.
Die Außenhandelspolitik der neuen US-Regierung hält die Welt in Atem. Hohe Zölle und enorme Unsicherheit bremsen die globale Konjunktur, und...
Oxford Economics is proud to launch the 2025 update of the Global Cities Index, which offers an evaluation of the...
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House Republicans have narrowly passed a reconciliation bill aligned with President Trump's economic goals, including short-term tax cuts and cost...
Executive Summary
The past month has been relatively quiet compared to the flurry of activity following the 'liberation day' tariff announcements in the US.
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The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region concluded an eventful week as Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE hosted President Trump...
As was widely expected, the RBA cut the cash rate by 25 basis points to 3.85% at the May meeting.
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We expect the peak economic drag for China from the exogenous demand shock generated by higher tariffs to occur in...
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GDP growth likely to be revised up but will remain weaker than assumed prior to Liberation Day.
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The latest US-China tariff deal suggests less of a drag on the economy through the rest of this year.
Oxford Economics, a global leader in economic forecasting and data analytics, has announced the launch of its TradePrism platform on...
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We will not change our US forecasts based on the latest US-UK deal and what it signals for future agreements.
