The World Bank projects global GDP growth to slow to 2.9% in 2026, amid elevated uncertainty and weakening investment. Download the latest report for Q2 2026 projections.
According to the World Bank's latest forecast, the global economy is expected to grow at a rate of 2.9% in 2026, down from 3.1% in 2025, with emerging markets facing significant headwinds.
The IMF's World Economic Outlook report provides an in-depth analysis of global GDP projections, including those from the World Bank, highlighting the need for coordinated policy action to address shared challenges.
Explore the World Bank's GDP projection tool, featuring interactive visualizations and data downloads for over 200 economies, with forecasts extending to 2026 and beyond.
This article discusses the World Bank's GDP projection for 2026 Q2, emphasizing the importance of understanding global economic trends and their implications for policymakers and business leaders.
CNBC breaks down the World Bank's latest GDP forecast, highlighting key takeaways for investors, including the expected slowdown in global growth and its potential impact on financial markets.
This Harvard University research paper examines the relationship between global GDP growth and economic development, using World Bank data and projections to inform its analysis.
Watch this video update from the World Bank, featuring a discussion of the latest GDP projections for 2026 Q2, and what they mean for the global economy and development prospects.