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Africa Forecasting Service African economies are exhibiting a dynamism that present opportunities for firms seeking new markets. Annual economic growth across the continent has averaged 4.5% since 2000 and is forecast to outstrip that of any other world region to 2030. Yet reliable and comparable forecasts and analysis are hard to find for Africa. Oxford Economics and NKC African Economics together provide complete coverage of the continent, including coverage of 55 national economies and unique forecasts for 102 cities across the continent. The service provides a comprehensive view of national and city economies with event-driven commentary on economic and political events, that will benefit organisations monitoring risks or opportunities to their investments or operations in Africa. It can include the following: ■ ■ Country Economic Forecasts. Concise reports providing analysis and forecasts through 2040 for 55 countries. ■ ■ Macroeconomic databank. Comprehensive forecast data and history for all African countries. ■ ■ Events-driven analysis. Daily Africa Insight and Weekly Africa Insight provide comments on Africa’s important economic and political events. ■ ■ City forecasts. Consistent annual historic data and forecasts for total GDP and employment, as well as for industries, population, income distribution, consumer spending, and retail sales for 102 cities across 54 countries. ■ ■ In-depth Country Reports. Each quarter’s significant economic, political, and financial market developments for 30 key countries. ■ ■ Daily Fixed Income Report. Insight into key economic and political events which could influence trading in African markets. ■ ■ Economist contact. Contact our economists directly to discuss our analysis. Complete coverage Forecast databanks on all African countries, and major cities across the continent. Events-driven updates to provide analysis and asses the importance to your strategy. A regular flow of country analysis and forecasts for all African countries, updated throughout the year.
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Africa Forecasting ServiceAfrican economies are exhibiting a dynamism that present opportunities for firms seeking new markets. Annual economic growth across the continent has averaged 4.5% since 2000 and is forecast to outstrip that of any other world region to 2030. Yet reliable and comparable forecasts and analysis are hard to find for Africa. Oxford Economics and NKC African Economics together provide complete coverage of the continent, including coverage of 55 national economies and unique forecasts for 102 cities across the continent.
The service provides a comprehensive view of national and city economies with event-driven commentary on economic and political events, that will benefit organisations monitoring risks or opportunities to their investments or operations in Africa. It can include the following:
■■ Country Economic Forecasts. Concise reports providing analysis and forecasts through 2040 for 55 countries.
■■ Macroeconomic databank. Comprehensive forecast data and history for all African countries.
■■ Events-driven analysis. Daily Africa Insight and Weekly Africa Insight provide comments on Africa’s important economic and political events.
■■ City forecasts. Consistent annual historic data and forecasts for total GDP and employment, as well as for industries, population, income distribution, consumer spending, and retail sales for 102 cities across 54 countries.
■■ In-depth Country Reports. Each quarter’s significant economic, political, and financial market developments for 30 key countries.
■■ Daily Fixed Income Report. Insight into key economic and political events which could influence trading in African markets.
■■ Economist contact. Contact our economists directly to discuss our analysis.
Complete coverage
Forecast databanks on all African countries, and major cities across the continent.
Events-driven updates to provide analysis and asses the importance to your strategy.
A regular flow of country analysis and forecasts for all African countries, updated throughout the year.
Local knowledge and expertiseSouth Africa-based NKC African Economics, an Oxford Economics company, has a strong reputation for independence and quality, and employs a highly qualified team of economists, econometricians, quantitative analysts, political analysts, and editors. All are experts in their field and have decades of experience in covering Africa, ensuring that insights are provided within the context of comprehensive knowledge of the African continent, its history, and each country’s unique political and economic setting.
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, top universities, consultancies, and think tanks.
Custom Africa projectsOur economists are skilled at applying our advanced economic tools—from economic impact analysis to cost-benefit modelling and social return on investment—to provide valuable insights to inform both development strategies for policymakers and investment strategies for corporations. Capabilities include:
■■ Analysis of market opportunities, such as export markets in Africa.
■■ Assessment of a country’s economic development strenghts, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.
■■ Economic modelling, forecasting, and scenario analysis to project future trends and their impacts.
■■ Forecasts on the evolution of the Africa consumer.
■■ Sourcing of data by industry for competitive analysis.
■■ Strategy sessions and presentations to boards and C-level executives.
More informationTo request more information or a demonstration, visit www.oxfordeconomics.com/contact-us, or contact your nearest Oxford Economics office below.
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