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Webinar

Discover the Global Economic Model’s AI Scenario Assistant

12 October 2026 – 2.30pm BST (London)
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For decades, building a rigorous macroeconomic scenario has required specialist knowledge of models, indicators and input structures. What if it could begin with a conversation?

The new AI Scenario Assistant introduces a more intuitive way to work with Oxford Economics’ Global Economic Model. Describe an economic shock or policy change in simple language and the assistant transforms your idea into structured model inputs, ready for your review and simulation.

Join this webinar to see how Oxford Economics is bringing AI, trusted research and advanced economic modelling together in one connected workflow.

Through the demonstration, you will see how the assistant:

  • Interprets economic assumptions expressed in natural language
  • Draws on Oxford Economics research and relevant news
  • Maps assumptions to model indicators, economies and time periods
  • Creates transparent inputs that users can review and refine
  • Runs the approved scenario through the Global Economic Model
  • Turns complex results into accessible charts, summaries and analysis
  • Benchmarks every scenario against our latest baseline

This is more than a faster way to operate a model. It makes sophisticated scenario analysis more accessible, interactive and responsive, while keeping users in control and grounding every simulation in Oxford Economics’ established modelling framework.

See how we are reimagining the journey from economic question to modelled insight.

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Speakers

Matt De Reding
Matt De Reding

After completing a placement year at Oxford Economics between 2014-15, Matt re-joined in 2016 as a graduate. Matt initially joined the Middle East macro forecasting team, but moved into the modelling team in 2017, where he helps to develop and maintain our Global Economic Model. He completed his MSc in economics with distinction at Southampton University between 2018-19, being awarded the prize for the best performance in examinations in his course, and the Dean’s List award for outstanding performance overall and in his dissertation. He also holds a first class bachelor’s degree in economics from Bournemouth University.

Lead Economist

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12 October 2026
2:30pm BST
( London )