The Economist Intelligence Unit
About The Economist Intelligence Unit
We are the research and analysis division of The Economist Group, the sister company to The Economist newspaper. We help you understand how the world is changing and how that creates opportunities to be seized and risks to be managed.
The Economist Intelligence Unit Description
The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) is the research and analysis division of The Economist Group and the world leader in global business intelligence.
Created in 1946, we have 70 years’ experience in helping businesses, financial firms and governments to understand how the world is changing and how that creates opportunities to be seized and risks to be managed.
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Chief Economist, Simon Baptist: http://www. twitter.com/baptist_simon
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Questions are again being raised about whether some emerging markets are set for another crisis—or at least serious depreciation of their currencies. Read more in the latest From our Chief Economist newsletter: https://econ.st/2LGu4x6
Updated monthly, our World Commodity Forecasts analyse the latest market trends to provide you with comprehensive, in-depth market forecasts for 25 of the most frequently traded global commodities. Subscribe now: https://econ.st/2zZHnro
What lies ahead for pharmaceutical companies in Japan as the country tightens spending on drugs? Download the full infographic to learn more: https://econ.st/2zFT2eI
Tension with the US around trade, migration and security is unlikely to dissipate under the administration of Andrés Manuel López Obrador in Mexico. Click here for our latest in-depth analysis of US-Mexico relations: https://econ.st/2uEEFCh
The EIU's subscription services provide in-depth analysis and forecasts for over 200 countries, industry coverage for six key sectors and comprehensive risk analysis. Learn more: https://econ.st/2uyp33p
What are the main barriers to improving data governance? In our new EIU survey, we asked 500 executives. Click here to learn more: https://econ.st/2LwjSYc
What will healthcare look like in Japan in 2035? See our infographic on the outlook for Japan's pharma market: econ.st/2zFT2eI
Is lamotrigine effective for the treatment of borderline personality disorder? Find out more from EIU Healthcare consultancy Bazian and the NIHR Dissemination Centre: https://econ.st/2uHxYzJ
Our latest survey shows that 93% of insurers now feel that they will benefit from complying with the IFRS 17 standard compared to 21% in 2013. Why the big shift? Download report to learn more> https://econ.st/2Lr2S5C
Access The EIU's full suite of data on the market size and growth potential for 60 of the world’s largest markets. Market Indicators & Forecasts comprises 400 data series, including data from 6 key industries. Subscribe now: https://econ.st/2uz4dRm
EIU global forecast - Global growth will slow in 2019 is increasingly at risk from further emerging-market weakness and a global trade dispute between the US and China. Read our full global forecast update here: https://econ.st/2LybR4V
What lies ahead for pharmaceutical companies in Japan as the country tightens spending on drugs? Download the full infographic to learn more: https://econ.st/2zFT2eI
Now, more than ever, companies require authoritative and trusted assessments of credit risk to pursue profitable opportunities in difficult markets. Analyse and forecast the credit risk for 130 countries with Country Risk Service from The EIU: https://econ.st/2A2QibF
Libya's oil industry remains an unpredictable market that is vulnerable to the vicissitudes of the country's complex politics. With an independent military commander, Khalifa Haftar, still in control of the country's key oil terminals, the risk of similar incidents occurring in future will remain heightened. Read more: https://econ.st/2zT6Gv5
How will recent policy changes in Japan's pharma market affect your business? Let the experts at EIU Healthcare help you guide you through the changes: https://econ.st/2ualvEj
87% of insurers reported that their technology systems will require upgrades to capture new data and perform the calculations required for compliance. Capturing data inputs is cited as the largest technology challenge https://econ.st/2LvCbNi
Questions are again being raised about whether some emerging markets are set for another crisis—or at least serious depreciation of their currencies. Read more in the latest From our Chief Economist newsletter: https://econ.st/2uzynUx
Is digital transformation enabling or disrupting your industry? Download our report to find out where your industry is ranked in our digital industries barometer. Learn more here> https://econ.st/2uzasEJ
Malaysia's UMNO will likely remain toxic for some time to come, stymieing the emergence of two-party politics. UMNO may seek to exploit the fractious nature of the new ruling alliance, the Pakatan Harapan, and Malaysia's racial divisions, but will not regain office before the next general election, which is due in 2023. https://econ.st/2LtQgL7