The International Monetary Fund projects global economic growth to slow down to 3.2% in Q2 2026, citing rising inflation and monetary policy tightening.
Researchers at Harvard University's Economics Department forecast varied growth rates across sectors, with technology and healthcare expected to drive growth amidst a slowing global economy.
Bloomberg's economic models predict a 3.5% growth rate for Q2 2026, outpacing consensus estimates, driven by resilient consumer spending and investment in emerging markets.
The World Bank forecasts global economic growth to decelerate in Q2 2026 due to heightened uncertainty, trade tensions, and the impact of climate change on economic activity.
Knoema's economic database provides interactive visualizations and forecasts of global economic growth, allowing users to explore projections by region, sector, and indicator.
This online course, offered in partnership with the University of Pennsylvania, delves into the methodologies and assumptions underlying global economic growth projections for Q2 2026.
Goldman Sachs' economists discuss the implications of their Q2 2026 global economic growth projections, including the potential for monetary policy shifts and market volatility.
This video by DataStory presents an animated visualization of global economic growth projections for Q2 2026, highlighting regional trends and sectoral performances.