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Labor market conditions loosen, prompting an earlier Fed rate cut
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Despite fewer international visitors and weakening economic confidence, the US leisure and hospitality sector is proving resilient
The Bank of England’s new BCST stress test introduces a recalibrated approach to measuring financial resilience in reflecting IFRS 9...
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We expect UK employment will dip slightly in the second half of this year, as job cuts in lowerpaid parts...
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The net immigration into the US has slowed more abruptly than anticipated in the early days of Trump's second presidency....
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The reshoring of US manufacturing, a key Trump administration policy objective, seems likely to continue despite the uncertain future of...
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Fed officials remain cautious amid rising inflation and ongoing policy uncertainty. The latest FOMC meeting highlights the challenges facing the...
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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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Higher unemployment among recent US graduates is driven by structural shifts in tech hiring and AI displacement. Labor force participation...
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The scale of the US tariffs announced on April 2 suggests the economic impact on the Eurozone will be swift....
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Our sentiment data-based nowcast, developed with Penta, suggests UK employment growth has continued to slow in recent months.
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Japan's industries, which are exposed more to international demand than to tepid domestic demand, are often concentrated in certain cities....
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The impact of President Donald Trump's trade war is more visible in some data than others. While tariffs had their...
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Oxford Economics Australia delivered the foundational labour market modelling for BuildSkills Australia’s 2024 Workforce Plan, quantifying future workforce demand across...
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Eurozone growth in 2025 will rely on consumers. There were positive signs in H2 last year, with consumers starting to...
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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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A North American trade war unfolded in dramatic fashion this week.
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As consumer sentiment deteriorated, concerns about the outlook for consumer spending increased. While there's a statistically significant relationship between sentiment...
Oxford Economics set the stage for the year ahead, at our second Global Economic Outlook Conference, in London on Wednesday,...
