The International Monetary Fund predicts a 3.5% global GDP growth rate for 2026, driven by recovery in major economies and investments in emerging markets.
According to the latest forecast, the world GDP growth rate is expected to reach 3.8% in 2026, with the US, China, and India being the main drivers of growth.
The World Bank projects a 3.2% global GDP growth rate for 2026, citing increased trade and investment, but also warning of potential risks from inflation and geopolitical tensions.
Researchers at Harvard University compare GDP growth rate predictions from various institutions, including the IMF and World Bank, and discuss implications for global economic policy.
Forbes lists the top 10 countries with the highest predicted GDP growth rates for 2026, including emerging markets in Asia and Latin America.
A data scientist shares an open-source model for predicting global GDP growth rates, using machine learning algorithms and historical data from reputable sources.
Experts at the Brookings Institution discuss the outlook for the global economy in 2026, including potential risks and opportunities for growth, in a video lecture series.
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development provides a comprehensive database of economic indicators, including GDP growth rates, for countries around the world.