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The global economy has again proven remarkably resilient to a swathe of geopolitical shocks in 2026, and we can expect...
Research Briefing
We've treated Asia’s external strength with some caution this year. After all, gross trade and financial inflows have risen much...
Research Briefing
Wealth effects significantly influence consumer spending, with fluctuations in asset values shaping household financial behavior. As we look ahead, the...
The global economy has again proven remarkably resilient to a swathe of geopolitical shocks in 2026, and we can expect...
Oxford Economics and Alpine Macro are proud to co-host a joint Investment Conference in New York City. This unique event...
Join Oxford Economics in New York for our 2027 Economic Outlook Conference, bringing together our leading economists to explore the...
Consulting Report
Commissioned by a group of the UK's largest private infrastructure investors and operators, this report benchmarks UK investment against G7...
Across Asia-Pacific, governments are investing heavily in AI infrastructure, research and skills as they compete to capture the economic opportunities...
China’s past decade has delivered rapid technological progress. The 15th Five-Year Plan extends this strategy, with robotics, AI, and innovative...
APAC industry is set to remain the global outperformer this year, supported by AI-led investment and the rapid expansion of...
Research Briefing
Treasury demand is evolving, with a notable shift towards more price-sensitive buyers amid changing market dynamics. While Treasury yields are...
Consulting Report
This report examines how copyright frameworks shape the environment for artificial intelligence (AI) model training across seven APAC countries and...
Trade economists have long recognised that domestic regulations can affect international trade, even when restricting trade is not their purpose....
Consulting Report
To understand the potential ramifications of changes in the economic relationship between the US and Canada, the Canadian American Business...
Introducing Oxford Economics’ new granular urban model—our first Quantitative Spatial Equilibrium model—designed to forecast and visualise how cities evolve at neighbourhood scale.
There is a growing consensus that artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to raise productivity, improve competitiveness, and underpin long-term...
Research Briefing
Explore the complexities of devolution in the UK and its potential impact on regional growth and governance. Discover insights on...
From rocks to racks: Australia's data center boom
Research Briefing
Andy Burnham's cautious economic strategy focuses on regional investment and electoral reform, aiming for long-term growth and improved political standing.
