The International Monetary Fund forecasts a 3.5% global GDP growth in the second quarter of 2026, with the US at 2.8%, China at 5.2%, and the EU at 2.2%.
The latest GDP forecasts for Q2 2026: US at $25.38T, China at $18.32T, Japan at $5.15T, Germany at $4.24T, and the UK at $2.62T, indicating a moderate growth trend.
The World Bank projects GDP growth rates for 2026: India at 7.2%, Brazil at 2.5%, Russia at 2.1%, and South Africa at 2.3%, reflecting varied economic performances.
Bloomberg's economic forecast for Q2 2026 suggests the US GDP will grow at an annualized rate of 2.5%, while the eurozone will see a 1.8% growth, and China's GDP will expand by 5.5%.
FocusEconomics' panel of economists forecasts Q2 2026 GDP: Australia at 2.3%, Canada at 1.9%, and South Korea at 2.8%, indicating a steady growth trajectory.
Researchers at Harvard University discuss global economic trends and forecast a 3.2% global GDP growth for Q2 2026, considering factors like inflation, trade policies, and geopolitical tensions.
The Economist's GDP forecast tool provides interactive charts and data for Q2 2026, allowing users to explore GDP forecasts by country and region, with projections based on current economic indicators.
CNBC's video analysis of the Q2 2026 GDP forecast discusses the implications of the forecast on global markets, trade, and investments, featuring expert insights from economists and financial analysts.