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imf.org
official

Global Economic Outlook Q2 2026

The International Monetary Fund forecasts a 3.5% global GDP growth in Q2 2026, with advanced economies expected to grow at 2.5% and emerging markets at 4.5%

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harvard.edu
research

Country GDP Forecast Q2 2026: A Comparative Analysis

Researchers at Harvard University's Center for International Development predict that the United States, China, and India will drive global GDP growth in Q2 2026, with projected growth rates of 2.8%, 4.2%, and 5.5%, respectively

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bloomberg.com
news

Q2 2026 GDP Forecast: Top 10 Countries by Growth Rate

Bloomberg's latest forecast ranks Vietnam, Bangladesh, and Nigeria as the top 3 countries by GDP growth rate in Q2 2026, with projected growth rates of 6.8%, 6.5%, and 6.2%, respectively

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tradingeconomics.com
tool

GDP Forecast Tool Q2 2026

Access Trading Economics' GDP forecast tool to get the latest Q2 2026 projections for over 130 countries, including historical data and forecasts from major institutions

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worldbank.org
official

World Economic Outlook: Q2 2026 Forecast

The World Bank forecasts a moderate global GDP growth of 3.2% in Q2 2026, with a focus on the impact of inflation, trade policies, and geopolitical tensions on economic prospects

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brookings.edu
research

GDP Growth Forecast Q2 2026: An Analysis of Emerging Markets

Brookings Institution's latest report examines the GDP growth prospects of emerging markets in Q2 2026, highlighting the role of domestic demand, investment, and trade in driving economic expansion

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forbes.com
article

Q2 2026 GDP Forecast: How to Prepare for a Potential Slowdown

Forbes contributors discuss the potential risks and opportunities associated with a slowdown in GDP growth in Q2 2026, offering insights for businesses and investors

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youtube.com
video

Global GDP Forecast Q2 2026: A Video Analysis

Watch a video analysis of the Q2 2026 GDP forecast by a leading economist, discussing the key drivers of global growth, regional trends, and the implications for financial markets