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.
920 Reports from Oxford Economics
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Macro - Weekly Briefings - US
Macro - Weekly Briefings - US It will come as no surprise when the Fed lifts rates by another 75bps rate hike next week, so the focus will be more on any signals from Fed Chair Powell's press briefing and the FOMC's updated projections as to what comes next. We look for another 75bps of rate ... Read More
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Macro - Weekly Briefings - Emerging Markets
Macro - Weekly Briefings - Emerging Markets We expect a limited increase in policy rates across Asia, and most central banks are unlikely to match the Fed's likely aggressive tightening. ... Read More
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Macro - Country Economic Forecasts - Indonesia
Macro - Country Economic Forecasts - Indonesia We have further lowered our 2023 growth forecast to 5%, from 5.5% previously. The economy proved resilient to lockdowns in China and a palm oil export ban in Q2, with the 5.4% GDP expansion coming in stronger than our expectation. But that pace is unlik ... Read More
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Macro - Weekly Briefings - United Kingdom
Macro - Weekly Briefings - United Kingdom Last week delivered some evidence that UK consumers are responding to burgeoning cost of living pressures by borrowing more. But with the prognosis for inflation deteriorating, taking on more debt, o ... Read More
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Macro - Weekly Briefings - US
Macro - Weekly Briefings - US The long-end of the curve led Treasury yields higher this week as curve flattening trades were unwound. Bond yields were more than 15bp higher as of early Friday afternoon, which was the largest rise since May 6. Stocks were lower, partially in response to the higher yi ... Read More
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Macro - Country Economic Forecasts - Kazakhstan
Macro - Country Economic Forecasts - Kazakhstan Kazakhstan's growth prospects for 2022-2023 have deteriorated further due to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, with GDP growth slowing to 0.9% next year before rebounding strongly to 5.5% in 2024. The current slowdown has been exacerbated by sharply ... Read More
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Analysis by Region - Emerging Markets - Angola
Analysis by Region - Emerging Markets - Angola In line with the deterioration in our near-term global economic outlook and lower oil price forecast, we now expect Angola's economy to expand by 2.5% in 2022 versus our previous projection of 3.0%. Real GDP growth is still expected to be buoyed by ... Read More
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Analysis by Region - Europe - France
Analysis by Region - Europe - France We have raised our 2022 GDP growth forecast for France by 0.4ppts to 2.7% after a 0.5% q/q GDP expansion in Q2 beat expectations. Services exports, investment, and inventories were the main drivers, more than offsetting a new contraction in consumption and export ... Read More
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Macro - Weekly Briefings - US
Macro - Weekly Briefings - US July's core retail sales figures showed that consumers stepped up their buying activity as they entered Q3. Spending will receive a further boost in the coming months as consumer goods and energy price gains continue to slow. ... Read More
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Macro - Weekly Briefings - United Kingdom
Macro - Weekly Briefings - United Kingdom An upside surprise from inflation in July and the corrosive effect of rising prices on real incomes dominated economic developments over the past week. CPI inflation reached double figures for the first time since February 1982 and real average pay suffered ... Read More
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Macro - Weekly Briefings - Eurozone
Macro - Weekly Briefings - Eurozone The surge in gas prices this week has laid bare the fact that the eurozone faces a long, cold winter. Gas futures have risen sharply over the past weeks and are now much higher than our baseline forecast for the coming quarters. If gas price dynamics do not revert ... Read More
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Macro - Weekly Briefings - US
Macro - Weekly Briefings - US Risk assets rallied and investors reassessed their Fed rate hike expectations after July CPI inflation came in below expectations. The inflation reprieve and lower inflation expectations in early August are welcome developments, but it's too early to declare victory ... Read More
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Analysis by Region - Asia Pacific - Australia
Analysis by Region - Asia Pacific - Australia Our outlook for GDP growth in 2022 is unchanged at 3.8%, but we have slightly lowered our 2023 forecast by 0.1ppt to 2.4%. Data released over the past month were mixed, with the first signs of the mounting headwinds facing households emerging. Retail sal ... Read More
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Macro - Weekly Briefings - US
Macro - Weekly Briefings - US Despite other signs of a slowing economy, the July employment report defied expectations and showed broad-based and accelerating job growth. Wage growth was also solid, which should continue to support consumer spending. On a more disappointing note, the labor force par ... Read More
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Industry - Monthly Industry Briefings - Engineering and metal goods
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Industry - Monthly Industry Briefings - Industrial & building materials
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Industry - Monthly Industry Briefings - Chemicals
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Industry - Monthly Industry Briefings - Basic Metals
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Industry - Monthly Industry Briefings - Food, beverages & other consumer goods
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Macro - Weekly Briefings - US
Macro - Weekly Briefings - US The belly of the curve led Treasury yields lower this past week, and the curve was broadly steeper, as traders curtailed forward-looking rate hike expectations following Wednesday's FOMC meeting (Chart 1). That also spurred strong gains in equities and modest dollar ... Read More
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Industry - Monthly Industry Briefings - Aerospace
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Industry - Monthly Industry Briefings - Construction
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Industry - Monthly Industry Briefings - Electronics & Computers
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Industry - Monthly Industry Briefings - Motor Vehicles
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Macro - Weekly Briefings - US
Macro - Weekly Briefings - US The prospects for Congress to pass an even slimmed-down version of President Biden's Build Back Better agenda declined significantly last week, when Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV) withdrew his support. Democrats may be able to salvage provisions affecting health care. T ... Read More
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