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Blog|18 March 2022 Central banks walk a thin line in setting policy rates Ben May Director, Macro Forecasting & Analysis...
Since the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, key themes of scientific research—testing procedures, drug treatments, and vaccinations—have become urgent...
A replacement for the EU-US Privacy Shield is long overdue. Without it, US-based companies are left at the mercy of...
The UK’s housing market suffers from yawning regional inequalities over both the condition and price of homes—and the challenge posed...
The recovery in international travel is expected to begin in earnest this year, notwithstanding the risks posed by the emergence...
It is easy to pinpoint the moment the metaverse went mainstream: October 28, 2021, when Facebook announced it was renaming...
Global industry emerged strong in early 2021, following a lacklustre performance the year before. But with a right jab from...
Over the last year and a half, many office workers have decided they can work from almost anywhere with a...
Attracting foreign direct investment (FDI) is central to the growth diversification strategy for countries in the Middle East, especially in...
From Chaotic to Connected: Becoming an interconnected business.” The webcast features experts from Oxford Economics, who share insights and recommendations...
The meteoric rise of online shopping has been a hallmark of consumer spending during the pandemic. But all is not...
As the tourism industry emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic there are clear opportunities for change. But while the financial benefits...
On Wednesday 3rd November, Oxford Economics hosted its quarterly UK & Global Outlook Conference. This invite-only event for our key...
If widespread domestic vaccination was the only way to revive international tourism, most African countries would be in big trouble...
In the run up to Cop-26 much discussion has centred on the central role of UK businesses and government directives...
The digital economy has reached a watershed moment in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. From major retailers to start-up...
The legacy of the massive fiscal response to the pandemic is ballooning government debt. From 2019 to today, average government...
Rock-bottom mortgage rates and a pandemic-driven shift in buyer preferences have triggered a burst of housing demand that has run...
Not a day goes by without a fresh headline about the mix of supply-chain bottlenecks that continues to disrupt industrial...
