The BoJ held rates at 1.25% but signalled further hikes to keep inflation at 2%. We expect rates to reach 1.75% by April 2027 ...
Discussion of the world’s major cities often overlooks the role and dynamics of Latin America. Yet, to ignore the region ...
US construction forecast highlights for 2025–2034, including infrastructure growth, housing outlook, spending trends, and price and rate projections.
The EU VAT Gap 2024 report offers an extensive analysis of the value-added tax (VAT) compliance and policy gaps across the EU. As part of a larger consortium, Oxford Economics analysed the discrepancy ...
UK Budget 2026 analysis: lower fiscal headroom, modest cost-of-living support and why bigger tax and spending decisions are ...
Downtime and service degradation create a cascade of consequences, costing Global 2000 companies $400B annually. But that figure doesn’t account for what’s below the surface. The actual cost is much ...
From technological advances and demographic shifts to climate risks and geopolitical uncertainty, global megatrends are reshaping the commercial real estate investment landscape. Our latest Global ...
The rising interest rates that have accompanied these cost pressures have eroded housing affordability more than it had ...
Walt Disney World Resort, one of the world’s most visited vacation destinations, generated $40 billion in economic impact across Florida and more than a quarter of a million total jobs in fiscal year ...
Since our last midterms update in early September, Democrats have become favored to win back the House of Representatives and the Senate, rather than just the House. The odds of a Democratic sweep in ...
Building on Oxford Economics’ expertise in financing global public goods, this assessment examines the FFI’s early progress. Drawing on project data and consultations with project teams and experts, ...
We are significantly raising our forecasts for consumer spending growth over the next few years. We expect real consumption growth to accelerate to 2.7% in 2025, up from our previous forecast of a ...