Oxford Economics projects a slowdown in global construction activity in 2025, followed by a gradual recovery as conditions stabilise and confidence returns in 2026.| Oxford Economics
Research Briefing New Zealand Construction Outlook, Q3 2025 Construction dips in 2025 before rebounding strongly in 2026.| Oxford Economics
The abrupt fall of the French government today will increase pressure on President Emmanuel Macron to dissolve the National Assembly and hold snap elections to try and break the deadlock. We think this is now the most likely scenario.| Oxford Economics
Poor housing affordability is a long-term issue affecting the major cities across the Nordics. Residents of Stockholm, Helsinki, Oslo, and Copenhagen have consistently expressed dissatisfaction with the affordability of housing across their respective cities.| Oxford Economics
Asia chip export index (CEI) showed a remarkable rise of 27.3% in value and 26.2% in volume year-on-year.| Oxford Economics
Our survey of 1,000 senior leaders from the manufacturing, retail, and transportation and logistics sectors shows that improving workflows translates to a range of benefits, from financial gains to improved customer satisfaction and employee productivity.| Oxford Economics
The next Czech government will inherit a relatively fast-growing consumer-driven economy, but also a host of difficult medium-term challenges.| Oxford Economics
In an echo of the '90s information and communications technology revolution, Europe lags the US when it comes to investment in AI.| Oxford Economics
We believe that the current AI hype in financial markets will only be justified if companies can adopt AI quickly and effectively. In The Digital Frontier series, we will evaluate the state of AI and data centre investment and explore implications for different countries, cities, and sectors.| Oxford Economics
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Diverging fortunes across age and income groups reveal both resilience and fragility in the US consumer outlook.| Oxford Economics
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Saudi Aramco’s 20-year, $11bn lease deal with Global Infrastructure Partner (GIP), a firm under BlackRock’s umbrella, for Jafurah Field Gas Plant underscores the growing international confidence in Saudi Arabia’s ongoing economic transformation.| Oxford Economics
Legacy Cities face challenges to develop new economic foundations, attract residents, and reposition themselves for contemporary success.| Oxford Economics
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The US Administration announced a set of tariff increases, bringing the US back to levels of protectionism last seen in the Great Depression era.| Oxford Economics
Oxford Economics defined the archetypes using a range of metrics from all five categories of the Global Cities Index, with each archetype focusing on a different set of common traits.| Oxford Economics
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RePORT Labour tight, but purse strings tighter in Australia Economic Outlook Improves Slightly Amid Job Strength and Supportive Exports, But Recovery Remains Uneven| Oxford Economics
A 30% tariff would send the Eurozone economy to the edge of recession, with growth stagnating over the coming quarters.| Oxford Economics
We think it's likely that high and broad-based US tariffs are here to stay, because they're proving most successful at raising revenue.| Oxford Economics
Tariff policies, rising geopolitical tensions and unprecedented uncertainty are putting pressure on cities and regions across the world.| Oxford Economics
Additional US tariffs have led us to downgrade our short-term outlook for the German economy, with this impact mostly concentrated in southern regions of the country.| Oxford Economics
Our simulations suggest that a permanent 40ppt tariff hike on US imports from Brazil would have limited impacts to the Brazilian economy.| Oxford Economics
We have identified 63 Cultural Capitals within the 1,000 cities covered in our Global Cities Index. These range from powerhouse economies like New York and London, to smaller locations like Reykjavik and Cambridge.| Oxford Economics
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The Bank of Japan raised the rate to 0.5% as expected and may increase it to 0.75% in July, following wage negotiation outcomes.| Oxford Economics