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India claimed top spot in the rankings compiled by Oxford Economics.
Citi, Moody's, Goldman and Oxford economics are forecasting decline in the report.
A recession shock could wipe 30% off U.S. stocks,warns Oxford Economics.
Tommy Wu, chief economist at Oxford Economics, also said the country must take significant steps to stabilize growth.
Together, these economies account for 15% of global gross domestic product, according to Oxford Economics.
Ben May, a director at Oxford Economics, said that 88% of Canadian steel exports went to the US in 2016.
The improvement has plenty of room to run, says Angel Talavera,an economist at Oxford Economics in London.
Analyst Oxford Economics said the UK's GDP per head of population will reach £23,500- £250 higher than in the US.
Each new industrial robot wipes out 1.6 manufacturing jobs, according to Oxford Economics.
Oxford Economics, which carried out the assessment, said this meant the value of EU citizens to the economy was the equivalent of slapping 5p on income tax rates.
New York City has the world's largest urban economy, reported Steve Goldstein for MarketWatch,citing an Oxford Economics report.
Oxford Economics said that metropolises such as London, Tokyo, Paris or Seoul are likely to be less affected, though even some traditional manufacturing hubs could fare well.
I think he got an education by the markets and got burned,” said Kathy Bostjancic,chief U.S. financial market economist at Oxford Economics.
After the release of the data, economists at UBS and Oxford Economics raised their forecasts for 2020 Chinese economic growth to 6%, up from earlier predictions for 5.7% growth.
Up to 20 million manufacturing jobs around the world could be replaced by robots by 2030,according to analysis firm Oxford Economics, reports BBC.
Carried out by Oxford Economics for the Migration Advisory Committee(MAC), indicated that if EU citizens were lost to the British economy, it would be the same as adding 5p on income tax rates.
Restarting trade talks does not mean that the United States and China will reach a deal any time soon,” said Tommy Wu of Oxford Economics to CNN Business.
Oxford Economics estimates that boosting robot installations to 30% above the current growth forecast by 2030 would lead that year to a 5.3% increase in global GDP, or $4.9 trillion.
Among advanced economies, Hong Kong is the biggest winner, while Saudi Arabia, Russia andthe United Arab Emirates fare the worst, according to Oxford Economics.
Housing market dangers are“especially acute” in Australia, Hong Kong,Canada and Sweden, Oxford Economics said, noting this has historically posed a threat to economic activity.
It's particularly damaging at a moment when Germany's automakers have to make big investments to build cleaner cars,said Oliver Rakau, chief German economist at Oxford Economics.
Moritz Degler, an economist at Oxford Economics, said that the drop in auto production and its knock-on effects through the industry's supply chain could have taken a half-percentage point off gross domestic product.
This is important because the housing market is a large asset market that could have a pretty significant potential impact on consumer spending,” said Oxford Economics economist Adam Slater.
According to a 2014 Oxford Economics analysis, an American who earns paid vacation days leaves an average of 8.1 earned vacation days unused annually, totaling around 429 million days per year.
Shanghai will replace Paris in the top five list of global city economies by 2035 in a sign the balance of the world's economy is shifting east, according to an Oxford Economics study.
Machines are expected to displace about 20 million manufacturing jobs across the world over the next decade,according to a recent report from Oxford Economics, a global forecasting and quantitative analysis firm.
With the economy set to grow more than 3 per cent in 2017 for the third year in a row, Spain is missing out an opportunity to make reforms that would bolster its performance for years to come, said Angel Talavera,an economist at Oxford Economics in London.
Machines are expected to displace about 20 million manufacturing jobs across the world over the next decade,according to a recent report from Oxford Economics, a global forecasting and quantitative analysis firm.