The World Bank projects East Asia's economy to grow at 5.5% in 2026 and 5.8% in 2027, driven by a rebound in investment and consumption.
The IMF forecasts East Asia's GDP growth to reach 5.2% in 2026 and 5.5% in 2027, with China and Japan driving the regional expansion.
Brookings Institution analysis suggests that East Asia's economic growth will be influenced by technological innovation, trade policies, and demographic changes in the region.
The Asian Development Bank reports that East Asia's economic growth will be driven by the services sector, with countries like Indonesia and the Philippines leading the way.
Bloomberg Economics predicts that East Asia's economy will grow at a slower pace in 2026 due to global headwinds, but will rebound in 2027 as trade and investment pick up.
Harvard University researchers examine the role of institutional factors, such as governance and human capital, in shaping East Asia's economic growth prospects.
The Conference Board hosts a webinar on the economic outlook for East Asia in 2026-2027, featuring expert insights on the region's growth prospects and challenges.
A video analysis by a leading economist discusses the key drivers and risks for East Asia's economic growth in 2026-2027, including trade tensions and technological disruption.