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The mainland economy advanced 1.4% q/q in Q2, lower than our 1.9%prediction. The final reopening of the economy has been further delayed amid...
A decent rise in GDP in Q2 confirmed hopes that the relaxation of Covidrestrictions would trigger a strong response from the economy. And the...
The region with the strongest forecast GVA rise in 2021 is the East Midlands, with an 8.2% increase, closely followed by the West Midlands, North...
Signs continue to point towards a strong bounce back in economic activity inQ2. The vaccine rollout has advanced rapidly in recent weeks and...
European cities are on the road to recovery, as the improving health situation and gradual lifting of restrictions provide the foundation for a...
Over the past twenty years parts of Asia Pacific have experienced some of the fastest economic growth globally. This trend is set to continue over...
With a second surge of COVID in April, Canada sustained a longer lockdown than the US. GDP climbed 1.4% in the first quarter while employment...
Coronavirus and subsequent containment measures have weighed heavily on the economies of Europe’s major cities. However, the improving health...
We will publish our latest city forecasts at the end of June, showing that for the world’s major cities, 2020’s GDP declines will be mostly...
Our Oxford Economics Normality Tracker shows that London’s return to “normality” may have slowed recently. But we nevertheless forecast that GVA...
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