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Established in 1981, Oxford Economics offers economic insights and predictions to global organizations. Over the years, we have grown into a leading independent economic firm, delivering forecasts, analysis, and data covering 200 countries and regions, 100 industries, and 4,000 cities and regions. Our dedicated team consists of more than 200 skilled economists and analysts.
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3 weeks ago |
oxfordeconomics.com | Geena Bevenour
Global international arrivals fully recovered in 2024 but economic and geopolitical risks such as trade tensions continue.
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1 month ago |
oxfordeconomics.com | Sanele Mjikane
Trade tensions between the EU and the US are escalating. Aggressive protectionist policies have been a key instrument for Trump in the opening months of 2025, and the president has indicated that both blanket and sector-specific levies on EU good exports could be imposed within the coming weeks.
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1 month ago |
oxfordeconomics.com | Sanele Mjikane
Tariffs don't have to be imposed to wreak economic harm – threats are enough. So the recent flurry of announcements by the US, followed in some cases by swift postponements, are already increasing trade uncertainty and making it less likely that companies will invest.
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1 month ago |
oxfordeconomics.com | Sally Li
The new US tariffs add an additional layer of drag on Asian manufacturing activities. India will be one of the least affected countries.
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1 month ago |
oxfordeconomics.com | Sally Li
Of the measures announced so far, the threat of reciprocal tariffs by the US poses the largest downside risk.
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