The global economy’s better-than-expected growth prospects early on quickly turned to concern after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Coupled with rapid and persistent inflation, particularly for food and ...

India’s economy grew at a faster pace than analysts expected, driven by some pick up agricultural activity and investments. While India retains its title as the world’s fastest-growing major ...

A pie chart in the image is separated into five slices, and they are labeled synthetic nutrients, ... It does, however, include a disclaimer from the World Economic Forum that reads, ...

That’s according to a chart from Deutsche Bank, which shows how global manufacturing has shifted dramatically since 1995. Standing out is the surge in China’s share of that global pie, which ...

A forecast contraction in Mexico's 2025 economic output accounts for most of the IMF's estimate for a slowdown in Latin America and the Caribbean's GDP growth this year, the fund's updated World ...

The US remains the world's richest country with a GDP of $29.18 trillion. Each state's GDP compares to that of another country US GDP fell in Q1 this year, the first decline since 2022. The US ...

The IMF's latest Fiscal Monitor projected that global public debt will grow 2.8 percentage points to 95.1% of global GDP in 2025. It said the upward trend was likely to continue, reaching 99.6% of ...

Economy, Americas INTERVIEW – ‘Foreign investment in US can grow global economic pie’ Investments in one region can catalyze broader economic benefits elsewhere and for multiple economies ...

PARIS, March 17 (Xinhua) -- Global gross domestic product (GDP) growth is projected to moderate from 3.2 percent in 2024 to 3.1 percent in 2025 and 3.0 percent in 2026, the Organization for ...

Entitled “The World Model” (1972), the monochrome flow-style chart connects subjects such as industrial capitalism, mortality, pollution and food production.

The International Monetary Fund on Thursday projected the world economy to grow by 3.3% in both 2025 and 2026, according to its January World Economic Outlook. The GDP growth for 2025 was revised ...

In 2010, Japan’s economy was still over 8% of world GDP. But its clout has diminished. By the time India overtakes it in a year or two, Japan’s share of world GDP will be less than 4%.