Keep your finger on the pulse with the latest local and global trends from our industry experts.
Restrictions on movement and non-essential businesses, and working from home mandates are expected to have a major impact on key industries.
4 min read
As the UK economy continues to become increasingly digital, we’ve looked at how the telecoms sector is expected to change in the coming years.
Krasimir Dinev
9 min read
Child care costs have never been inexpensive, but prices have soared amid the pandemic and are reluctant to decline, posing a surprising hurdle for economic recovery.
Kevin Kennedy
3 min read
IBISWorld has analysed industries set to be disrupted by lockdown restrictions in New South Wales, which represent an unprecedented curtailment of economic activity in the state.
Jason Aravanis
4 min read
The COVID-19 pandemic and ongoing investigations have rattled the major players in Australia’s Casinos industry, reducing revenue.
Nicholas Walker
3 min read
Environmental concerns and single-use plastic bans have reduced plastic manufacturing revenue and will likely push domestic players to innovate.
Matthew Barry
3 min read
Droughts across New Zealand have affected agricultural revenue, and are likely to become stronger and occur more often.
Victoria Baikie
3 min read
A growing number of Canadians are jumping on the opportunity to earn money in the burgeoning gig economy.
Samuel Kanda
3 min read
Despite the increasing importance of telecoms services to the UK economy, the sector’s growth has stagnated over the past five years. We’ve looked at the main reasons behind this.
Krasimir Dinev
10 min read
A proposed merger between Australia’s three major payment providers may lead to higher operating costs across the retail sector.
Yin Yeoh
4 min read
Across the economy, the number of businesses in New Zealand is expected to decrease by 3.1% in 2021-22, to total 508,000. This follows a 4.6% decline in the previous year.
4 min read
Crude oil prices are returning to growth following declines amid the height of the pandemic. Why are the prices rising? And what does this mean for the macroeconomy?
John Madigan
3 min read
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