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Multidisciplinary advisory in economic modelling, econometric analysis, macroeconomic forecasting, socio-economic impact assessment, public policy and data-driven decision support.
GvP Economics is a multidisciplinary advisory company supporting public and private sector clients with rigorous economic analysis, policy research, quantitative modelling and data-driven decision support.
Our extensive experience spans projects in finance, banking, aviation, ICT, agriculture, retail, manufacturing, infrastructure, energy and government.
More About UsPast and ongoing engagements reflect a strong track record in economic modelling, policy evaluation, infrastructure, taxation, energy, financial analysis, and socio-economic impact assessment.
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Econometric, Input-Output (I-O), Social Accounting Matrix (SAM) and Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) approaches.
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Analytical models, decision-support tools and data-driven systems designed to convert complex information into actionable insight.
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Socio-economic, financial, social and environmental impact analysis for projects, investments, policies and programmes.
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Evidence-based policy analysis, programme evaluation, strategic planning and policy development advisory.
Africa Daily Economic Briefing — 02 October 2026
Global yields and oil remained elevated at the 1 October close, while South African activity indicators improved and Nigeria shifted its policy message from reform to delivery.
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Africa Economic Outlook — September 2026
September exposed a widening divide in African monetary policy as renewed energy inflation collided with weak growth, uneven disinflation and limited fiscal space.
Read moreAfrica Daily Economic Briefing — 1 October 2026
A sharp Eswatini fuel-price increase reinforces Africa's renewed energy-inflation challenge as central banks balance price risks against weak or uneven growth.
Read moreAfrica Daily Economic Briefing — 30 September 2026
An oil-driven inflation shock is pushing African monetary policy in different directions as South Africa and Eswatini tighten, Nigeria eases, and Ghana holds.
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