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2 days ago · World growth strengthened in 2017 to 3.8 percent, with a notable rebound in global trade. It was driven by an investment recovery in advanced economies, continued strong growth in emerging Asia, a notable upswing in emerging Europe, and signs of recovery in several commodity exporters.
- International Monetary Fund - IMF
International Monetary Fund - IMF
- Regional Economic Outlook Update: Middle East and Central Asia
Regional Economic Outlook: Caucasus and Central Asia (May...
- Regional Economic Outlook: Middle East and Central Asia ... - IMF
Global growth for 2018–19 is projected to remain steady at...
- International Monetary Fund - IMF
1 day ago · 2018 Ivory Coast: Africa: 219,391: 2024: 160,692: 2021: 136,480: 2020 Guatemala: Americas: 213,276: 2024: 167,149: 2021: 141,500: 2020 Oman: Asia: 207,604: 2024: 158,907: 2020: 135,790: 2019 Panama: Americas: 202,013: 2024: 138,809: 2021: 109,520: 2020 Azerbaijan: Asia: 199,195: 2024: 160,730: 2021: 138,510: 2020 Serbia: Europe: 185,014: 2024 ...
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2 days ago · Real GDP Growth (%) 4.5 Mar 2023: quarterly Mar 1992 - Mar 2023 Nominal GDP Growth (%) 4.176 Mar 2024: quarterly Mar 1993 - Mar 2024
3 days ago · If GDP growth differentials between the continents continue at anything like the rate established between 2018 and 2023, Asian GDP is likely to account for around 58% of global GDP by 2030, while Europe and North America’s combined contribution is likely to shrink to around 29%.
2 days ago · In the past few decades, the growth rate of world FDI exceeded both the growth rates of world trade and GDP. Although a large portion of world FDI is hosted by developed economies, FDI flowing into developing countries also increased at a rapid pace over the years, rising from an annual average of $13.1 billion for 1981–1985 to $240.2 billion ...