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Our conviction that 2023 was the low point for global industrial growth is firming. We expect that value-added industrial growth...
We recently launched our new Global Cities Index, which covers the 1,000 largest cities in the world and evaluates their...
The UK needs a strategic vision if it wants to arrest the stagnation that has plagued the economy — and...
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We expect a continuity of AMLO's policies, but Sheinbaum's ability to pass constitutional reforms with a supermajority in Congress and...
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Indian consumers' spending power is far behind that of their Chinese counterparts, and we are sceptical about the pace of catch-up. Even if the Indian economy achieves the ambitious growth targets set, there...
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China's production of electric vehicles is booming, accounting for nearly 70% of global EV sales in 2023 with 9.5 million...
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We think the EU-China economic relationship will experience more friction in the future due to structural changes to China's economy,...
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The strength of the US dollar looks likely to continue this year and into 2025 before possibly waning in 2026,...
We recently launched our new Global Cities Index, which covers the 1,000 largest cities in the world and evaluates their...
Consulting Report
Flexible accommodation solutions made available on Airbnb enable destinations to host events, enhancing visitor experience and bolstering local economies.
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This Research Briefing summarises our four scenarios for the general election that will take place in South Africa on May...
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UK prime minister Rishi Sunak has announced that a general election will take place on July 4. While there are...
Leading the Global Cities Ranking rankings in 2024 is New York, followed by London, San Jose, Tokyo and Paris.
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San Francisco, Atlanta, Dallas, and Boston had the strongest growing economies out of the top 10 metros in the five...
Oxford Economics is proud to launch the Global Cities Index, a ground-breaking initiative that offers evaluation of the world's 1,000...
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Our business cycle indicator confirms the economy has improved after getting off to a slow start in Q1. We expect...
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This is the last of the four Research Briefings on scenarios for South Africa's general election on May 29. In...
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Latest data point to a delayed start to a consumer revival in the eurozone, but we see relatively low risk...
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We find emerging, but not overwhelming, macro proof to support the recent geopolitical narrative of excess Chinese goods production that...
