How will the biggest and richest economies fare in 2025?
Daniel Coughlin
16 September 2024
How will the world's major economies perform next year?
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UK: 1% growth
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Germany: 1.1% growth
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Japan: 1.1% growth
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Italy: 1.2% growth
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France: 1.3% growth
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Netherlands: 1.3% growth
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South Africa: 1.4% growth
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Switzerland: 1.4% growth
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Austria: 1.5% growth
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Canada: 1.8% growth
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USA: 1.8% growth
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New Zealand: 1.9% growth
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Mexico: 2% growth
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Spain: 2% growth
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Brazil: 2.1% growth
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Australia: 2.2% growth
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South Korea: 2.2% growth
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Argentina: 2.7% growth
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Ireland: 2.9% growth
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Türkiye: 3.2% growth
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Colombia: 3.3% growth
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China: 4.5% growth
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Indonesia: 5.2% growth
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Vietnam: 6.5% growth
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India: 6.6% growth
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