The International Monetary Fund forecasts global economic growth to slow down to 3.2% in 2026, with advanced economies expected to grow at 2.3% and emerging markets at 4.2%. Country-specific forecasts are available in the full report.
The World Bank projects global economic growth to reach 3.5% in 2026, with the fastest-growing economies being India, Vietnam, and Bangladesh. The report also highlights the importance of investment in human capital and infrastructure for sustained growth.
Researchers at Harvard University analyze the IMF's forecasts for global economic growth, comparing them to historical trends and other forecasting models. The study finds that the IMF's forecasts are generally accurate, but may underestimate the impact of external shocks.
Bloomberg's economic forecast for 2026 predicts that the US economy will grow at 2.5%, while China's economy will grow at 5.5%. The report also highlights the risks of a global recession and the importance of monetary policy in mitigating these risks.
This online tool allows users to access economic growth forecasts for over 130 countries, including historical data and projections up to 2030. The tool also provides analysis and insights from leading economic experts.
In this video, economist and author, Dr. Nouriel Roubini, discusses the future of global economic growth, highlighting the risks of a global recession and the importance of policy coordination. He also shares his insights on the impact of technological change on economic growth.
The United Nations report on global economic growth and development highlights the need for sustainable and inclusive growth, with a focus on reducing poverty and inequality. The report also emphasizes the importance of international cooperation and policy coordination.
FocusEconomics provides country-specific economic forecasts, including data on GDP growth, inflation, and interest rates. The report also includes analysis and insights from leading economic experts, as well as a consensus forecast from over 200 economic institutions.