Oxford Economics
Independent economic forecasting and consultancy firm. It provides global, country, industry and city forecasts, models and scenario analysis to companies, investors and governments.
At a glance
- Entity level
- Organisation
- Type
- Company (private)
- Flagship output
- Global Economic Outlook / forecasts
- Category
- Macro-economic forecasting
- Also covers
- Systemic & global risk reports
- Tier
- Tier 1: Global macro forecasting leader; scenario and risk-survey outputs widely cited
- Headquarters
- Oxford, United Kingdom
- Coverage
- Global macro, industry, city and scenario forecasting
- Public access
- Mixed
- Latest activity seen
- 4 Dec 2025
- Evidence
- Verified
How it produces intelligence
In-house Global Economic Model links country, industry and city forecasts. A periodic Global Risk Survey polls business clients on top risks.
Risk themes
Focus regions
Links
What it publishes
| Output | Type | Cadence | Latest edition | Date | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Global Economic Outlook / forecasts | Forecast platform | Monthly | Read report | ||
| Global Risk Survey | Survey | Irregular | Nov 2023 | Read report | |
| Global Scenarios Service | Other | Quarterly | Visit site |
Latest findings
Recent public risk calls by Oxford Economics, summarised in our own words. They are its views, not 311's. Follow each source for the original.
UK GDP growth is forecast at about 1% in 2026, the weakest in the consensus, with no clear driver of sustainable growth beyond government spending.
4 Dec 2025 · Horizon: 2026 · Source: The Intermediary: Oxford Economics warns of weak UK growth and rising fiscal risks in 2026UK fiscal risk stays high. Doubts over debt plans could steepen the yield curve and weaken sterling, and political instability adds to uncertainty.
4 Dec 2025 · Horizon: 2026 · Source: The Intermediary: Oxford Economics warns of weak UK growth and rising fiscal risks in 2026UK inflation is expected to remain well above 2% through 2026. Bank Rate is forecast to fall to about 3.25% by year end and unemployment to average just over 5%.
4 Dec 2025 · Horizon: 2026 · Source: The Intermediary: Oxford Economics warns of weak UK growth and rising fiscal risks in 2026
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Questions about Oxford Economics
What is Oxford Economics?
Independent economic forecasting and consultancy firm. It provides global, country, industry and city forecasts, models and scenario analysis to companies, investors and governments.
How does Oxford Economics produce its intelligence?
In-house Global Economic Model links country, industry and city forecasts. A periodic Global Risk Survey polls business clients on top risks.
Where is Oxford Economics based?
Oxford Economics is based in Oxford, United Kingdom.
What does Oxford Economics cover?
Its work covers macroeconomy, trade & supply chains, geopolitics, energy & commodities, financial stability, with a focus on Global.
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