Oxford Economics
The firm provides reports, forecasts and analytical tools on over 3,000 cities, 200 countries and 100 industrial sectors. Its top-notch global economic and industry models and analytical tools make it possible to forecast external market trends while making accurate assessments of their economic, social and business impact.
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462 Reports from Oxford Economics
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Country Economic Forecasts - Honduras
... and education reforms. Over a year after the presidential elections, allegations of a rigged result continue to generate civil unrest. However, strong labour market fundamentals and high levels of remittances will support growth. In addition, ... Read More
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Country Economic Forecasts - Canada
... in Q4 2018, real GDP likely rose 0.9% in Q1 2019 and may surpass that pace in Q2. On an annual basis, we forecast growth to slow from 1.8% last year to just 1.1% in ... Read More
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Country Economic Forecasts - Spain
... GDP growth forecast a notch to 2.3% (from 2.2% last month), bringing it back to where it was two months ago before data revisions led to a small cut in our forecast in April. Our ... Read More
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Country Economic Forecasts - South Africa
... sector and the moderating global economy all weighing on much-needed improvements in household and corporate confidence levels. Incorporating our revised estimate of a 1.5% q-o-q contraction in real GDP in Q1 (at a seasonally adjusted ... Read More
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Country Economic Forecasts - Lebanon
... expect growth to pick up further to 2.3% in 2020 (albeit down from 3.2% previously) as donor funds from the US$11bn pledged at the CEDRE conference in April 2018 start to flow in and tourism ... Read More
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Country Economic Forecasts - Nicaragua
... similar drop in 2018, which would make it the worst economic crisis since Ortega’s first presidency in the 1980s. Weak investment and consumption fundamentals together with international isolation will prevent a quick recovery after a ... Read More
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Country Economic Forecasts - Chile
... activity in March. A poor start to the year suggests that the economy is decelerating sooner than we thought. With that in mind, we have cut our 2019 GDP growth forecast to 2.9%, from 3.0%. Read More
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Country Economic Forecasts - Eurozone
... struggling manufacturing sector. We still expect economic activity to settle at around the current pace of growth for the rest of the year, but risks to the outlook persist given signs of a slowdown in ... Read More
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Country Economic Forecasts - Greece
... recover, offsetting the expected weakness in eurozone demand. And while there have been some positive developments, recent government moves to win back support ahead of the upcoming general election, due by October, have worried creditors ... Read More
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Country Economic Forecasts - Paraguay
... to destabilise a fairly solid underlying economic outlook. Inflation remains low and stable, averaging only 2.7% in January-April 2019, and the fiscal and external balances remain healthy. While the external backdrop has worsened over the ... Read More
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Country Economic Forecasts - St. Lucia
... strong agricultural output supported growth. In 2019 and 2020, real GDP growth is set to be significantly higher, at 2.7% and 3.9% respectively, as construction projects get back on track. However, St. Lucia’s vulnerability to ... Read More
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Weekly Economic Briefings - Us Weekly Economic Briefing
... 25%. If maintained, we estimate that the existing and new tariffs will pose a cumulative 0.3% drag on US GDP by 2020. Importantly, the tariff drag would outweigh the fading fiscal stimulus impulse by the ... Read More
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Country Economic Forecasts - Hungary
... 4.2% this year, down from 5% in 2018 but 0.3pp higher than in April. Corresponding to our expected higher oil price and domestic growth forecast, have we raised our 2019 inflation outlook to 3.6% (up ... Read More
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Weekly Economic Briefings - Eurozone Weekly Economic Briefing - Eurozone
... picture. France, Spain and Italy all recorded strong gains in industrial output in Q1, while Germany was down by only 0.1% thanks to a rebound in March. This suggests that Q1 eurozone industrial production due ... Read More
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Country Economic Forecasts - Bolivia
... credit growth while an ambitious public investment program will continue to support the economy. Economic growth should gradually converge to 3.8% over the medium term; however, large fiscal and external deficits will remain key risks. Read More
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Country Economic Forecasts - Czech Republic
... previous quarter, indicating a sizeable negative contribution from the industrial sector to overall growth. Over the next few quarters, a slow but steady recovery in the German industrial sector, together with the weak koruna, should ... Read More
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Country Economic Forecasts - France
... and high internal political uncertainty. Looking ahead, we still see household consumption strengthening thanks to strong fiscal support, lower inflation and rising wages. Investment and exports are likely to record a soft Q2, but we ... Read More
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Country Economic Forecasts - Poland
... election-year fiscal stimulus package. But overall, we still expect emerging supply-side constraints and weaker external demand to continue to weigh on growth. For 2020, we forecast growth will ease further to 3.2% as consumption slows. Read More
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Country Economic Forecasts - Saudi Arabia
... monthly PMI. The non-oil sector is now expected to grow by just 2.2% (down from 2.7% last month) despite higher government spending and a range of pro-growth initiatives, but the oil sector is expected to ... Read More
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Country Economic Forecasts - Australia
... surveys are still soft, retail turnover in volume terms has flatlined, and the pace of inflation has fallen to 1.3% y/y. The RBA Board defied market expectations and held the cash rate steady at 1.5% ... Read More
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Country Economic Forecasts - Ethiopia
... came in lower than expected owing to slower growth in some key sectors. Economic growth is projected to average around 7% p.a. over the medium term. The development of a more vibrant private sector holds ... Read More
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Country Economic Forecasts - Papua New Guinea
... commodity exports. We see the economy rebounding this year, with growth above 3%, as natural gas and oil facilities are back to full capacity while the broader economy benefits from improved access to foreign exchange ... Read More
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Country Economic Forecasts - Japan
... 2019 amid a clouded external outlook. Overall, we expect real GDP to grow only 0.5% in 2019, and just 0.4% in 2020 (due to the impact of the scheduled consumption tax hike in Q4 2019). Read More
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Country Economic Forecasts - United States
... However, it remains the case that with fiscal stimulus dissipating, economic momentum will cool through the remainder of the year. We believe the economy will grow 2.6% in 2019 supported by strong fundamentals, still-elevated confidence ... Read More
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Weekly Economic Briefings - Us Weekly Economic Briefing
... footing. However, the fading boost from the fiscal stimulus is becoming increasingly apparent in economic data. We expect the post sugar-high economy to settle into a 2% pace by the end of the year. Despite ... Read More
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