The IMF projects global growth to slow to 3.2% in 2026, with advanced economies growing at 2.1% and emerging markets at 4.2%. Country-specific projections include the United States at 2.5%, China at 5.5%, and the Euro Area at 1.8%
The World Bank forecasts global growth to reach 3.0% in 2026, driven by a rebound in investment and trade. Regional growth projections include East Asia at 5.1%, South Asia at 6.1%, and Latin America at 2.5%
The IMF's WEO database provides comprehensive economic projections, including GDP growth, inflation, and current account balances for over 190 countries. The database is updated twice a year and is available for download
Bloomberg's economic forecast for 2026 projects global growth to reach 3.1%, with the top-growing countries including Vietnam at 7.1%, India at 6.8%, and Bangladesh at 6.5%. The report also highlights the risks to global growth, including trade tensions and inflation
The OECD projects economic growth for its member countries, including the United States at 2.3%, the Euro Area at 1.7%, and Japan at 1.2%. The report also discusses the policy challenges facing these economies, including fiscal sustainability and labor market reform
A new report from Harvard University's Center for International Development examines the global economic trends shaping the 2026 outlook, including the rise of emerging markets, the impact of technological change, and the growing importance of sustainability
The Economist Intelligence Unit provides in-depth country economic forecasts, including 2026 projections for over 200 countries. The forecasts cover key indicators such as GDP growth, inflation, and exchange rates, and are available for purchase
The IMF's Chief Economist presents the World Economic Outlook for April 2026, discussing the global growth projections, risks, and policy challenges. The video is available on the IMF's YouTube channel and includes a Q&A session