Asia Pacific Macro Service

■■ Country Economic Forecasts. Concise country reports providing commentary and forecasts, with monthly updates for major economies.

■■ Research Briefings. Daily, event-driven analysis of macroeconomic events, market shifts, emerging trends, and policy changes.

■■ Data Insights and Chartbooks. Immediate analysis of data releases and the implications for our macro forecast, and monthly dashboards of key data and trends for the region.

■■ Global Economic Databank. Detailed macroeconomic data on 203 countries with forecasts to 2040.

■■ Global Scenario Service. Analysis of the key risks to the Asian economy and the impacts they have on countries, asset classes, and commodities.

■■ Industry Forecasts. Detailed forecast reports and data for over 100 industrial sectors of the major Asian economies.

■■ Asian Cities and Regional Forecasts. Regular forecasts and analysis for key cities in Asia, with forecasts to 2030.

■■ China Cities and Regional Forecasts. Forecasts and analysis to 2030 for 312 Chinese cities and 30 provinces.

■■ Webinars and presentations. Regular regional outlook webinars, as well as event-driven updates and access to our archive of presentations.

■■ Economist contact. Full access to our entire team of APAC economists.

A regular flow of event-driven insights, forecast commentaries, and analysis of key data releases.

The Asia Pacific Macro Service provides corporations, financial service firms, and government departments with the tools and insights to monitor the latest macro trends in the world’s most dynamic region, and assess their impacts on business or investment plans.

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Monthly economic chartbooks to highlight key economic trends, and a regular summary of our forecast for the Asia economy.

Searches for economic industry, or regional data can be saved for future reference and downloaded quickly to Excel.

About Oxford EconomicsOxford Economics is a world leader in global forecasting and quantitative data analysis. With more than 1,200 clients worldwide, we are one of the world’s foremost independent global advisory firms, providing reports, forecasts, and analytical tools on over 200 countries, 100 industrial sectors, and 4,000 cities and locations.

Founded in 1981, originally as a joint venture with Oxford University, we employ more than 200 professional economists, and have a close network of over 500 contributing researchers. The rigour of our analysis, calibre of staff, and affiliation to leading research groups, make us a trusted resource for top decision-makers. Our clients include leading multinational companies and financial institutions, key government bodies and trade associations, universities, consultancies, and think tanks.

How we produce our forecastsOur Global Economic Model is the world’s most widely used commercial macroeconomic model. Individual country models are linked through global assumptions about trade, exchange rates, competitiveness, capital markets, interest rates, commodity prices, and internationally traded goods and services.

Our economists apply the model as a quantitative framework to ensure the quality, accuracy, and timeliness of its analysis. And because our economic, industry, and city models are linked, all forecasts are consistent across countries, sectors, and subregions.

The Asia Pacific TeamOffices across the Asia Pacific region: Singapore, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Sydney, and Melbourne. Leading the team:

■■ Louis Kuijs, Chief Asia Economist, Hong Kong Louis is responsible for leading APAC research, including all macroeconomic analysis and forecasting. Prior to joining Oxford, Louis held senior positions at the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the World Bank, and most recently as Chief Economist for Greater China for the Royal Bank of Scotland in HK.

■■ Oliver Salmon, Senior Economist, Singapore Oliver leads the APAC macro consultancy team based in Singapore. His work includes country and industry forecasting, bank stress testing, economic impact analysis, scenario modelling, and speaking at major conferences around the region.

■■ Sian Fenner, Senior Economist, Singapore Sian leads the macroeconomic forecasting team based in Singapore. She is responsible for forecasting the Singapore and Australian economies, and has also been involved major consulting projects such as forecasting shipping freight rates and building a bespoke coal price model. Sian previously served as lead emerging market economist at Lloyds Bank and was an economist at the Australian Federal Treasury.

■■ Andrew Tessler, Head of Impact Analysis, Sydney Andrew’s team specialises in economic impact modelling and analysis, including: cost-benefit analysis, environmental, transport economics, economics of crime and film piracy, defence economics, and tourism economics. He has 18 years of experience as an economist, including 4 years at the NSW Treasury and seven at Booz & Co., and also served as a law enforcement intelligence officer.

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