The World Bank projects a 3.2% GDP growth rate for 2026, amid a gradual recovery from the pandemic, according to the latest Global Economic Prospects report.
The World Bank cut its forecast for global economic growth in 2026 to 3.1%, citing a slowdown in major economies and rising trade tensions, Bloomberg reports.
The GDP growth rate forecast for 2026 is 3.3%, according to Trading Economics, which provides historical data and forecasts for over 196 countries.
A new analysis by the Brookings Institution examines the World Bank's GDP growth projections for 2026, highlighting the potential risks and uncertainties associated with the forecast.
CNBC reports on the World Bank's latest GDP growth projection for 2026, which forecasts a 3.2% expansion in the global economy, driven by a recovery in emerging markets.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) projects a 3.1% GDP growth rate for 2026, slightly lower than the World Bank's forecast, according to the IMF's World Economic Outlook report.
A video lecture on Khan Academy explains the World Bank's GDP growth projections for 2026, providing an overview of the methodology and assumptions used in the forecast.
The World Bank provides a dataset of GDP growth rate forecasts for 2026, which can be downloaded and used for analysis, available on the World Bank's open data platform.