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Given the amount of existing building stock that will need some level of renovations work to reduce its carbon footprint...
An extraordinary start to Canada’s nation-wide wildfire season has already destroyed more than 5.5 million hectares of timber and is...
After suffering an extended period of steep declines, we believe that the downturn in semiconductor sales may finally be nearing...
Australian maintenance expenditure is forecast to average a record $54.5bn over the five years to FY27.
The RBA has raised its cash rate target by a further 25 basis points, taking it to 4.1%. Although inflation has peaked, the...
After stalling in Q4, the Canadian economy likely grew modestly in Q1. Labour markets have also shown impressive resilience, with...
Around the world, efforts are being made to slow and eventually halt the process of climate change and reduce the...
China, the US, and India will account for 51% of all construction work done by 2037—underpinning the future economic development...
We have modelled the regional economic implications of a range of policies that governments could impose to support the transition...
As China finally becomes the last major economy to dismantle its Zero Covid restrictions and fully opens its borders, governments...
Our comprehensive Impact Calculator (created by Oxford Economics economists) gauges the value geospatial services provide to organizations across different industries.
Despite the near-term challenges, the outlook for Asia construction over the next 15 years looks strong. In our recently released...
Oxford Economics is excited to announce the launch of our City Climate Scenario service, designed to help businesses and governments...
Oxford Economics forecasts US business spending on enterprise technology will fall -1% in the second half of 2023, after rising...
There is a scramble for African critical minerals amid the ‘New Cold War’ brewing between the US and China.
The late December announcement of China’s intention to re-open its borders for travel took the international community by surprise, with...
In 2020, electricity represents around 21% of global industrial energy consumption. By 2050, this reaches 65% in our Net Zero...
Demand for capital goods will benefit from the large-scale investments required for countries to achieve Net Zero.
As the world population approaches 8 billion, over a quarter belong to Generation Z (those born between 1997 and 2012)....
