BBC News: The global debt crisis

Posted by Scott Livermore on Feb 28, 2022 10:12:14 AM

Gabriel Sterne, Head of global strategy and emerging markets research at Oxford Economics joins BBC presenter Ritula Shah to discuss how did the...

Christian May, Editor of City AM, is joined by Richard Holt, Head of Cities at Oxford Economics.

Markets’ attention in recent weeks and months has been focused intently on central bank policy actions as the US Federal Reserve and European Central...

Modern economic history since the 1970s is littered with episodes of oil shocks, with surging crude prices triggering global recessions. With the...

Is the world economy’s current, long-running upturn running out of steam? Jittery financial markets that have struggled to regain a firm footing...

Companies’ spirits boosted by buoyant world trade and US fiscal stimulus measures as fears over North Korea tensions and China slowdown retreat.

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  We head into 2018 in a fairly optimistic mood. The current global economic upswing is more broadly based than any other since the global financial...

It is plausible that recent low volatility is the new and persistent norm, with economic surprises muted and downside risks in decline.

As a...

Economy would be 2% smaller than otherwise expected by end of 2020 - equivalent to a £16bn hit to GDP

With Theresa May’s UK Government struggling to...

Businesses remain fearful over risks of major economic upsets that could trigger a global slowdown - despite the present upswing in world growth,...

Equity earnings cycles to power ahead – especially in underperforming Europe and EM markets

The world economy is evidently in the midst of what many...

Ten years on from the global financial crisis, and eyes are peeled for triggers for a new world economic upheaval.  And chief among the prime...

What will the highways of the world look like in five or 10 years’ time and what will this mean for the future of the automotive industry, not to...

Recent years have seen startling growth in the reach of mobile technology. Such growth has been truly ‘global’ with vast investment in mobile...

New: Exchange rate forecasts

Posted by Oxford Economics on Feb 27, 2017 3:25:00 PM

We are pleased to announce our new Exchange Rate Service. The Exchange Rate Service provides access to five-year forecasts of annual exchange rates...