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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...
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The Biden administration's additional tariffs on China are essentially a rounding error for inflation and GDP, carrying no implications for...
Consulting Report
Across 2022-23, production of Season Two of “NCIS: Hawai’i” resulted in total spending in the state of approximately $79.4 million.
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This Research Briefing details the third of our four scenarios for South Africa's general election on May 29. In this...
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The Federal Reserve will likely signal next week that its confidence that inflation is on a sustained path to 2%...
Keen Eurovision fans may remember that when Sweden won the contest back in 2015, they weren’t too eager to host...
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A return to the sustained 'lowflation' of the 2010s is unlikely, in our view. But we also doubt that the...
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Beijing's reinvigorated support for manufacturing is quite the economic gamble. With property still in the doldrums and the post-Covid services recovery having largely run its course, the rationale is that manufacturing...
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This briefing sets out the second of our four scenarios for South Africa's general election: the ANC wins only 40%...
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Extensive academic research shows the importance of central bank independence in reducing inflation. Those institutions with strong operational independence from...
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A second Trump presidency would directly harm US manufacturing through two channels: repeal of President Biden's Inflation Reduction Act (IRA);...
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The relatively tepid 1.6% annualized gain in Q1 GDP does not present cause for concern, nor does it mean the...
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This Research Briefing sets out the first of four scenarios for South Africa's general election on May 29. In this...
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The everyday economy generates half of all UK employment and 33% of GVA but is often dismissed because it generates...
