A new series of quarterly forecast updates from Oxford Economics is now available on the NFPA website at Global Industry Forecasts. These reports cover the global economy, as well as regional and country developments, and some detailed global industry forecasts.
Oxford predicts a slow first half of 2024 with US industrial output being particularly stagnate. However, a gradual increase of industry growth is expected towards the end of the year and into a fully recovered 2025.
Learn more specifics for key markets and global economies in Oxford’s latest series of reports.
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