Oxford Economics
Established in 1981, Oxford Economics originated as a collaborative venture with Oxford University's business collective, aiming to extend economic forecasting and modeling services to United Kingdom-based companies and financial institutions with international aspirations. Evolving over time, the firm has achieved global renown, ascending to a position of prominence as one of the leading independent advisory entities on a worldwide scale.
The firm's extensive repertoire encompasses an array of reports, forecasts, and analytical tools spanning across more than 3,000 cities, 200 countries, and 100 industrial sectors. At its core, Oxford Economics leverages sophisticated global economic and industry models, coupled with advanced analytical tools, enabling it to anticipate external market trends while offering precise evaluations of their economic, social, and business implications.
Integral to the firm's comprehensive approach are an array of research techniques and adept leadership capabilities, including:
- Econometric modeling
- Scenario framing
- Economic analysis encompassing market surveys, case studies, expert panels, and web analytics
Oxford Economics boasts a substantial global clientele, encompassing over 850 international organizations, positioning itself as a pivotal advisory partner to corporate, financial, and governmental decision-makers and thought leaders. With an accomplished in-house team of experts complemented by a vast contributor network consisting of more than 500 economists, analysts, and journalists worldwide, the firm consistently delivers robust insights.
Headquartered in Oxford, England, the firm's reach extends through regional centers in London, New York, and Singapore, complemented by a network of offices in Belfast, Chicago, Dubai, Miami, Paris, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Washington, DC.
Notably, MarketResearch.com showcases Oxford Economics' economic research accomplishments on a global scale. Visitors to the platform can explore a gamut of offerings, including weekly economic briefings, monthly industry briefings, country economic forecasts, commodity price projections, and more, spanning an extensive array of countries and industries. The wealth of expertise and global insight underpinning Oxford Economics ensures that each economics report is meticulously crafted, offering comprehensive analytical depth.
951 Reports from Oxford Economics
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Macro - Country Economic Forecasts - Germany
Germany's parliament passed a massive fiscal package last week. We'll revise our March baseline views to reflect the extra spending on defence and infrastructure in our April forecast round. Upward revisions could see GDP growth peak at 2.6% in 2027 and average 1.8% over the next four years, ... Read More
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Macro - Weekly Briefings - Emerging Markets
We think Brazil's public debt is sustainable in the long run. However, we believe the short- to medium-term interest rate burden will be much higher than fiscal authorities estimate, meaning that policymakers should be more austere to keep debt under control. ... Read More
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Macro - Country Economic Forecasts - Ireland
We have raised our 2025 GDP forecast for Ireland to 3.1% from 2.2% last month, but cut our 2026 forecast to 2.5% from 3.3%. Final official figures for Q4 2024 GDP growth were a substantial upward revision, resulting in a much-improved carryover effect into 2025. While this explains our upgraded fore ... Read More
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Macro - Weekly Briefings - US
The US isn't in nor at immediate risk of stagflation, which is economically debilitating. There are a few conditions that need to be met before we would consider the economy near or in stagflation. ... Read More
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Macro - Country Economic Forecasts - Norway
We expect the Norwegian mainland economy to grow by 1.2% in 2025 and 2.2% in 2026. Growth should resume after the surprise contraction in Q4 2024, but at a steady pace rather than a sharp acceleration. The elevated geopolitical uncertainty stemming from US President Trump's trade policy will sub ... Read More
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Macro - Weekly Briefings - United Kingdom
The Monetary Policy Committee's decision to keep Bank Rate at 4.5% was no surprise. We expect the committee to continue cutting at alternate meetings until at least August, when it will start to digest evidence of the impact of the increase in employers' national insurance contributions. So ... Read More
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Macro - Weekly Briefings - Eurozone
In a historic move, both houses of the German parliament voted in favour of reforming the country's constitutional debt brake and enacting a large fiscal stimulus. It's hard to overstate its significance. A long-running problem in the Eurozone has been insufficient demand with only Germany h ... Read More
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Analysis by Region - Asia Pacific - South Korea
We've nudged down our 2025 GDP growth forecast for South Korea by 0.3ppts to 1.3% y/y. High-frequency indicators haven't bounced back as much as we had expected after the earlier Lunar New Year season. By component, we mainly revised real exports and investment downward. We expect Q1 growth ... Read More
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Analysis by Region - Africa - Tunisia
Increasingly, the Central Bank of Tunisia (BCT) is coming under threat of losing its independence. President Kaïs Saïed met with BCT Governor Fathi Zouhaïr Nouri in February, during which Mr Saïed announced more changes to the legislation governing the bank. These changes will co ... Read More
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Macro - Country Economic Forecasts - Slovenia
We've lowered our 2025 GDP growth forecast for Slovenia by 0.4ppts to 2% due to expected new EU-US tariffs from Q2. We still expect domestic demand will be the main growth driver. An escalation in trade protectionism, a weaker labour market, and households saving rather than spending income gain ... Read More
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Analysis by Region - Emerging Markets - Poland
We've raised our 2025 GDP growth forecast for Poland by 0.3ppts to 3.5% as a solid Q4 2024 result generated a stronger carryover effect into this year. High frequency data have so far been positive this year, indicating that activity has continued to expand at a good pace in Q1. Still, we have t ... Read More
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Industry - Global Industry Forecasts - Motor Vehicles
Global automotive sector growth is forecast at 0.6% this year. Europe will be the principal source of drag in global production amid ongoing regional industrial and consumer demand weakness. ... Read More
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Industry - Global Industry Forecasts - Aerospace
We have revised our global growth forecast for 2025 to 2.6%, reflecting heightened uncertainty stemming from ongoing trade tensions. These challenges are placing additional strain on the globally integrated supply chain. However, increased defence spending—driven by Trump's push for NATO countri ... Read More
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Industry - Global Industry Forecasts - Chemicals
Our global outlook for the sector remains positive as we expect production to expand 2.7% in 2025 and 2.7% in 2026. Gas prices are stabilising and destocking has run its course which is easing pressure off producers. However, we expect trade frictions from Trump's tariffs to weigh on the sector ... Read More
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Industry - Global Industry Forecasts - Basic Metals
We have revised up our basic metals production forecast for 2025 to 3.7% growth. However, this is due to China’s Q4 data coming in significantly higher than expected. This revision masks our more bearish outlook on basic metals since the last forecast release amid the escalation in tariffs. China’s ... Read More
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Analysis by Region - Emerging Markets - Bahrain
Industrial production (manufacturing, extraction and utilities) is forecast to lag economic growth in 2025, increasing by 1.3%, picking up to 3.8% growth in 2026. ... Read More
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Industry - Country Industry Forecasts - Australia
Industrial production (manufacturing, extraction and utilities) is forecast to lag economic growth in 2025, increasing by 0.7%, picking up to 1.1% growth in 2026. ... Read More
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Macro - Country Economic Forecasts - India
We forecast India's real GDP will grow by 6.7% in 2025, the same pace as 2024. In fiscal year terms, we expect 6.6% growth in FY2025/2026 (starting in April). After a weak third quarter, India's economic growth rebounded in Q4 2024. Real GDP rose 6.2% y/y, up from an upwardly revised 5.6% in ... Read More
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Macro - Country Economic Forecasts - Ecuador
We have increased our GDP growth forecast from 1.8% to 2.2% for 2025 and from 2.8% to 3.1% for 2026. This revision is mainly due to base effects. Data indicate the 2024 contraction (-1.9% y/y) was more severe than expected, largely because of the energy crisis. Net trade will bolster growth during H ... Read More
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Macro - Country Economic Forecasts - Denmark
We kept our 2025 GDP growth forecast for Denmark at 3.3%, with growth slowing to 1.9% in 2026. Supportive fiscal policy, steadily improving non-pharma manufacturing, and positive real income growth are the key growth drivers this year. Rate cuts are easing financial conditions but are unlikely to pr ... Read More
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Analysis by Region - MENA
We've cut our GDP growth forecasts for Iran by 0.5ppts to 2.5% in fiscal year (FY) 2025 and by 0.7ppts to 1.6% in FY2026. The downgrade reflects the worsening outlook due to the return of US President Donald Trump's "maximum pressure" campaign, alongside stronger domestic challenge ... Read More
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Macro - Country Economic Forecasts - United Kingdom
We expect UK GDP will grow by 1% in 2025 and 1.5% in 2026, unchanged from last month. Recent data have supported our view that the H2 2024 slowdown was exaggerated by residual seasonality in the GDP data. Though we expect the pace of quarterly growth to be stronger this year than in H2 2024, growth ... Read More
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Macro - Country Economic Forecasts - Netherlands
We forecast the Dutch economy will grow by 1.3% this year, and 0.8% next. The impact of tight monetary policy is set to unwind, while strong wage growth alongside lower inflation will help drive the recovery in consumption. However, tariffs and trade uncertainty will constrain growth. We expect infl ... Read More
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Analysis by Region - Asia Pacific
We have lowered our 2025 GDP growth forecast for New Zealand by 0.8ppts to 1.2% as recent data revisions indicate GDP came into 2025 with less momentum than we had previously anticipated. Even so, we still expect the quarterly pace of growth to pick up through this year as the headwinds weighing on ... Read More
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Analysis by Region - Emerging Markets - Equatorial Guinea
The hydrocarbon sector continued its multi-year slide in 2024. Based on data from the Energy Information Administration, oil output in Equatorial Guinea dropped to 88,000 barrels per day (bpd) in October from 98,000 bpd in January last year. At these levels, oil production was down 5.4% during the f ... Read More
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