The International Monetary Fund predicts a moderate growth of 3.5% in global GDP for the second quarter of 2026, driven by a rebound in consumer spending and investment.
Researchers at Harvard University's Economics Department forecast a 3.2% growth in US GDP for Q2 2026, with the services sector expected to drive growth, while the manufacturing sector may experience a slowdown.
Bloomberg's economic models predict a range of 3.0% to 3.8% growth in global GDP for Q2 2026, with the median forecast at 3.4%, indicating a moderate expansion in economic activity.
The Federal Reserve forecasts a 3.1% growth in US GDP for Q2 2026, with inflation expected to remain below 2%, and the unemployment rate to decline to 3.5%.
This interactive tool allows users to forecast GDP growth for Q2 2026 using various economic indicators, including inflation, unemployment, and consumer spending.
CNBC's Chief Economist provides an in-depth analysis of the Q2 2026 economic outlook, discussing the implications of GDP growth forecasts on financial markets and investor sentiment.
The United Nations predicts a 3.3% growth in global GDP for Q2 2026, with developing economies expected to drive growth, while developed economies may experience a slowdown.
The Atlanta Fed's GDP Nowcast model predicts a 3.5% growth in US GDP for Q2 2026, based on a combination of economic indicators, including employment, inflation, and consumer spending.