In the media | 13 Feb 2024
The Times: The future lies between Goldilocks and the Three Bears
For the first time in quite a while, the risks to the global economy appear to be broadly balanced between a positive scenario and a more dangerous one. Jamie Thompson, Head of Macro Scenarios at Oxford Economics discusses inflation, interest rate hikes, and the impact of the Hamas attack with The Times.
Read the full article below:
To download our latest reports, please check out Resource Hub – Oxford Economics.
Tags:
You may be interested in
Post
The Future of Trade: Tariffs, Taxes, and Economic Trends
Amid ongoing global trade uncertainty, business leaders are struggling to plan ahead as new tariffs continue to reshape the market. Even so-called “locked-in” tariffs are proving to be temporary, adding to the unpredictability. Firms are cautious, waiting for clarity before committing to major investments. As global trade volumes decline, the importance of understanding every relevant trade tariff and accurately applying the correct HS code to imported goods becomes even more critical for managing costs and compliance.
Find Out More
Post
Tariffs and tensions are reshaping city economies
Tariff policies, rising geopolitical tensions and unprecedented uncertainty are putting pressure on cities and regions across the world.
Find Out More
Post
Assessing fiscal risks in advanced economies
For some governments, pressure from markets to set out clearer or more ambitious fiscal plans may build, posing a downside risk to growth in the latter years of this decade.
Find Out More