The World Bank projects global GDP growth to average 3.1% from 2026 to 2030, with emerging markets and developing economies driving the expansion.
According to the World Bank's latest report, global GDP is expected to reach $94 trillion by 2030, with the US, China, and India accounting for over 50% of the total.
This article reviews the existing literature on global GDP projections, including forecasts from the World Bank, IMF, and OECD, highlighting the key drivers and uncertainties.
Explore and download the World Bank's global GDP projections dataset, covering 2026-2030, with detailed estimates for over 200 countries and regions.
Watch this video to learn about the World Bank's latest global GDP projections, featuring expert insights and analysis on the key trends and challenges shaping the global economy.
The IMF summarizes the World Bank's global economic outlook report, highlighting the main projections and policy recommendations for promoting sustainable and inclusive growth.
Explore the World Bank's global GDP projections in an interactive visualization, allowing users to compare estimates across countries, regions, and income groups.
This article provides a critical review of the World Bank's global GDP projections, discussing the methodology, assumptions, and potential biases, and offering recommendations for improvement.