Despite current challenges , many #cities in #Canada are set to experience strong #GDP & #employment growth in the medium term. #Calgary will be the fastest-growing Canadian metro. #Vancouver & #Toronto will also be strong performers.

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China and its major #cities face the prospect of a significant downshift in GDP growth this year and over the medium term, but cities with strength in 'new productive forces' may hold the advantage if the policy can invigorate the economy.

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We forecast #Indian #cities to lead APAC #GDP #growth over the medium term. Leading Southeast Asian cities will also outpace #China 's key cities, marking a break from past trends.

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Join our webinar on 16 April: what the pandemic taught us about inflation.

When inflation rose up in 2021, we argued it wasn't the start of a shift to a higher, more volatile inflation regime. Despite the spike since, we maintain this view.

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The robust additions to #US #industries ’ capital stock, paired with a rising #return on the investments, have set a solid foundation for continued #profits growth. okt.to/bHQ5YU

#US #metros are forecast to enjoy robust #GDP and #job growth in 2024, followed by deceleration in 2025-2028. #Tech metros #SanJose and #Seattle will lead #mediumterm GDP growth, alongside #Austin , which is set to top the job growth #rankings .

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In our latest blog post, Innes McFee, Chief Global Economist, delves into the themes that are likely to have a bearing on #returns , #funding markets and the differing demand by #property types: okt.to/4dIFtY

Watch our #MENA Chart of the week. David Pickett our Assistant Economist discusses how Regional #PMI trends stable in March. Click below to sign up to our MENA blog: okt.to/FUk2ML

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In his latest blog post, Marc Pacitti outlines how more respondents to our Global Risk Survey now see #risks as balanced than at any time since this question was first asked in 2017. okt.to/qz5bHL

Watch #MENA in a Minute to learn about the latest #economic developments in the region. Sign up to our MENA blog: okt.to/QZN2S1 David Noël 🇪🇺 Pickett, our Assistant Economist shares insights with you into how strong non-oil propels Abu Dhabi's #GDP growth.

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Nickel prices have been falling, forcing producers out of the market. So why is Indonesia looking to produce more? It's part of their plan to leverage dominant shares of global reserves and production into broader industrial and economic gains. okt.to/qbElZU

Andrew Goodwin, Chief UK Economist, reviews Rachel Reeves’ suggestions that she understood some of the flaws in the #fiscal set-up, particularly the need for higher #capital spending with The Times and The Sunday Times: okt.to/HPFnz6

Oxford Economics is named the Most Innovative Global Economic Forecasting Specialists 2024 by Singapore Business Awards hosted by APAC Insider 🎉

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Watch our #MENA Chart of the week. Josefa Lavandero, our Senior Economist, discusses Higher #oil prices. Click below to sign up for our MENA blog: okt.to/KS92Z5

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Innes McFee, Chief Global Economist, providing an Economic Conditions Update: Navigating the #economic and #realestate transition at National Council of Real Estate Investment Fiduciaries (NCREIF) Spring 2024 Conference in Phoenix, Arizona.

The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Maryland is another reminder of the US vulnerability to supply-chain shocks, but this event will have greater economic implications for the Baltimore economy than nationally.

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Tune in to CNBC today to catch our Head of Japan Economics, Shigeto Nagai, as he discusses the recent BOJ rate hikes in Japan.

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We expect growth in global #utilities output to accelerate to 3.7% this year, driven by a growth acceleration in China and the beginnings of a recovery in the eurozone.
For more information on Oxford Economics’ Global #Industry Service, see: okt.to/shfB9J

Join us on 28 March for our Asset allocation webinar where we discuss why equities will continue to edge higher but the pace of returns is likely to slow, and we see greater return potential in other asset classes such as credit.

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The European Central Bank's updated #monetary #policy framework retains key advantages of the previous system and in our view is well-tailored to the eurozone's bank-dominated #financial #infrastructure .

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