Over the next 25 years, we forecast real GDP growth across 396 cities in Asia Pacific to average 2.7% per year, faster than ...

World Cup host cities in the US will see a short-term boost to leisure and hospitality, with limited long-term GDP and job growth impact.

Global commodity prices are set to reach an all-time high in Q4 2026 as disruption to Middle Eastern energy supplies ...

Africa's oil refining landscape is undergoing significant changes, driven by recent geopolitical events and ambitious expansion plans. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has led to sharp increases in ...

Our updated analysis shows that the risk of 'Japanification' – a lengthy period of low growth and low inflation or deflation – has increased in Asian economies like China but declined in Europe.

CMIP7 emissions scenarios narrow the 2100 warming range to 1.6°C–3.3°C. See what changed from CMIP6 and how Oxford Economics' ...

The Carolinas are experiencing significant population growth, driven by job opportunities, affordability, and an appealing lifestyle. North Carolina leads the nation in net domestic migration, ...

El Niño’s impact on agricultural production raises concerns over food price inflation and economic stability across Africa, ...

Australia faces rising inflation and recession risks as Middle East conflict disrupts energy and trade flows, with GDP contraction expected under a prolonged war scenario.

Anecdotal evidence suggests jobs are already being lost in sectors vulnerable to AI automation. Overall, though, firms don’t appear to be replacing workers with AI on a significant scale and we doubt ...

We have revised our CPI forecast upwards for this year and next, due to more persistent supply side-driven food inflation, led by soaring prices of rice. Despite the significant revision to the ...