Democrats swept both chambers of Congress with larger-than-anticipated margins. In addition to surpassing the 218 seats ...

The MPC's recent rate hike reflects concerns over inflation and energy prices, with future decisions hinging on economic ...

Oxford Economics' latest research for the Global Cement and Concrete Association (GCCA) examines how five major global ...

The rising interest rates that have accompanied these cost pressures have eroded housing affordability more than it had ...

AI is already changing the shape of the global economy, but the gains are far from evenly spread. Indeed, AI investment is ...

Discussion of the world’s major cities often overlooks the role and dynamics of Latin America. Yet, to ignore the region ...

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 ...

South Africa’s local government elections (LGE2026) on November 4 come amid a shifting political landscape.

We take a deeper dive into the scenario assumptions, exploring a possible future in which geopolitical tensions continue to rise, populists gain political power, and the world fragments into trading ...

The return of fighting in Ethiopia’s Tigray region has raised fears that the country could once again descend into a ...

Democrats have become favored to win back the House of Representatives and the Senate, rather than just the House.

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, ...