Businesses are treading cautiously as the unchecked health crisis threatens to send the recovery into reverse in the absence of further fiscal aid....
Eurozone | Secular stagnation is real. Getting out of it will be hard
Posted by Oxford Economics on Oct 20, 2020
The eurozone has a serious problem: It’s stuck in secular stagnation, a world of ultra-low interest rates, below-target inflation, and underwhelming...
Europe | All cities are suffering, but some will recover much faster
Posted by Oxford Economics on Oct 6, 2020
The outbreak of coronavirus in Europe and the subsequent containment measures have severely affected economic activity in all major cities during...
US | Sub-national Executive Briefing - September 2020
Posted by Oxford Economics on Sep 16, 2020
We introduce our new US Sub-national Executive Briefing, which highlights insights spanning the US macro, industrial, and regional landscapes.
Is 2020 a turning point for the world’s great cities? | Global
Posted by Richard Holt on Aug 27, 2020
The coronavirus pandemic is affecting some of the world’s major cities particularly badly. Some commentators fear that highly qualified, highly...
We expect GDP to fall in four out of every five of the world’s 900 top cities in 2020, compared with 2019, as a result of the coronavirus...
Global | Government bond yields will remain stuck to the floor
Posted by Innes McFee on Jun 20, 2020
The fallout from the pandemic will cement the trend of safe haven bond yields remaining low over the next five years. Any rises will be gradual and...