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Industrial performance across Europe has varied widely in the wake of the pandemic. The main laggards, Germany and France, have shaped the overall...
Construction activity is expected grow by 2.1% in 2022. The impact of policy stimulus and our database of major projects point to civil engineering...
Brent is currently trading at multi-year highs amid low inventories, robust demand and supply concerns. This follows a sharp recovery in demand last...
Inflation prospects will again dominate the upcoming ECB meeting. We do not expect any clear policy signals or decisions given that the council made...
In 2021, there were 16 Urban Economic Powerhouses in the world (cities with GDP greater than $500bn), but none were located in the Middle East. By...
After emerging as an outperformer in early 2021, the Central and Eastern European region is set to face an eventful year in 2022. This year should...
The pandemic has tested the adaptability and resilience of transport and logistics companies. With consumers focusing their spending on goods rather...
Strong industrial production numbers for November offer some hope that the worst is over, supporting our view of a gradual resolution of supply-side...
For Food Industry Asia, Oxford Economics constructed bespoke forecasts for the food component of the consumer price index in eight Asian economies....
Industrial production will lag services growth globally going into 2022 as supply-chain pressures continue to bite and the post-pandemic recovery in...
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