Oxford Economics

Oxford Economics is an economic research and advisory firm headquartered in the United Kingdom. It provides forecasting, analysis, and consulting on global economic trends.

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Oxford Economics"North American host cities will only see a “modest bump” from the World Cup, primarily from hospitality and tourism."Jun 14, 2026

Controversy:Will the FIFA World Cup 2026 be an Economic Positive For Host Nations?

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Oxford Economics"Although our current baseline expects a final rate hike to 1% in mid-2026, the bank could move earlier if the yen weakens further."Jan 28, 2026

Controversy:Will the Bank of Japan Raise Interest Rates to 1.0 or Higher in 2026?

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Oxford Economics"Baseline (50% probability): The USMCA is renegotiated promptly after the July 1 review date and a new deal is reached in Q3."Feb 10, 2026

Controversy:Will the US, Canada, and Mexico Renegotiate the USMCA by 2027?

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Oxford Economics"We forecast Brent crude oil to end 2026 at $58 per barrel (pb) and ease to $55 in 2027, lower than consensus expectations."Jan 28, 2026

Controversy:Will Brent Crude Oil Average Above $80 per Barrel in Q4 2026?

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