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Change 2026 $4,264,794,000,000 0.8% $61,056 0.55% 2025 $4,003,022,000,000 1.3% $57,608 0.6% 2024 $3,695,355,000,000 1.1% $53,339 0.66% 2023 $3,422,072,000,000 0.3% $49,938 0.74% 2022 $3,192,851,000,000 5.2% $47,206 0.75% 2021 $3,195,327,000,000 8.5% $47,707 0.47% 2020 $2,725,948,000,000 10.0% $40,844 0.36% 2019 $2,877,392,000,000 1.3% $43,186 0.54% 2018 $2,900,745,000,000 1.6% $43,760 0.6% 2017 $2,701,370,000,000 3.0% $40,952 0.7% 2016 $2,716,852,000,000 2.2% $41,412 0.78% 2015 $2,946,231,000,000 2.1% $45,266 0.8% 2014 $3,086,969,000,000 3.2% $47,772 0.74% 2013 $2,798,728,000,000 1.7% $43,636 0.67% 2012 $2,720,200,000,000 1.5% $42,696 0.71% 2011 $2,676,507,000,000 0.9% $42,293 0.8% 2010 $2,499,193,000,000 2.3% $39,821 0.8% 2009 $2,438,053,000,000 4.6% $39,159 0.77% 2008 $2,976,398,000,000 0.0% $48,143 0.8% 2007 $3,105,890,000,000 2.9% $50,651 0.79% 2006 $2,723,389,000,000 2.2% $44,773 0.75% 2005 $2,554,229,000,000 2.8% $42,279 0.71% 2004 $2,430,872,000,000 2.3% $40,548 0.58% 2003 $2,063,105,000,000 3.2% $34,594 0.47% 2002 $1,793,363,000,000 1.7% $30,209 0.43% 2001 $1,656,597,000,000 2.4% $28,024 0.39% 2000 $1,674,765,000,000 4.5% $28,441 0.37% 1999 $1,693,878,000,000 2.9% $28,864 0.36% 1998 $1,660,979,000,000 3.2% $28,405 0.31% 1997 $1,569,646,000,000 4.9% $26,917 0.25% 1996 $1,426,746,000,000 2.6% $24,530 0.25% 1995 $1,349,359,000,000 2.4% $23,255 0.26% 1994 $1,245,905,000,000 3.4% $21,532 0.25% 1993 $1,158,966,000,000 2.3% $20,081 0.25% 1992 $1,293,728,000,000 0.3% $22,466 0.29% 1991 $1,252,495,000,000 1.4% $21,806 0.33% 1990 $1,200,911,000,000 0.6% $20,981 0.32% 1989 $1,010,843,000,000 2.4% $17,710 0.27% 1988 $992,545,000,000 5.4% $17,439 0.25% 1987 $816,119,000,000 5.5% $14,367 0.24% 1986 $656,445,000,000 3.1% $11,581 0.26% 1985 $538,269,000,000 4.1% $9,518 0.27% 1984 $505,859,000,000 2.2% $8,968 0.21% 1983 $533,763,000,000 4.2% $9,478 0.07% 1982 $560,122,000,000 2.0% $9,950 0.02% 1981 $589,092,000,000 0.6% $10,453 0.04% 1980 $604,664,000,000 2.0% $10,734 0.11% Year GDP PPP GDP PPP per Capita PPP Per Capita Change Pop.

Change 2024 $3,643,834,188,783 $3,271,966,955,942 0.66% 2023 $3,369,861,888,973 $3,236,345,540,532 0.74% 2022 $3,114,042,471,144 $3,223,545,410,806 0.75% 2021 $3,143,323,050,707 $3,074,755,378,978 0.47% 2020 $2,696,778,386,608 $2,831,893,577,012 0.36% 2019 $2,851,407,164,908 $3,156,963,552,418 0.54% 2018 $2,871,340,347,582 $3,106,499,243,232 0.6% 2017 $2,680,148,052,335 $3,063,451,915,304 0.7% 2016 $2,689,106,566,900 $2,984,177,105,011 0.78% 2015 $2,927,911,140,917 $2,927,911,140,917 0.8% 2014 $3,064,708,247,921 $2,864,242,231,942 0.74% 2013 $2,784,853,502,534 $2,775,572,749,073 0.67% 2012 $2,707,089,726,615 $2,726,497,926,773 0.71% 2011 $2,663,805,834,828 $2,685,966,733,177 0.8% 2010 $2,485,482,596,185 $2,655,734,846,286 0.8% 2009 $2,412,840,006,232 $2,597,719,582,893 0.77% 2008 $2,929,411,764,706 $2,723,563,287,348 0.8% 2007 $3,090,510,204,082 $2,730,356,339,128 0.79% 2006 $2,708,441,582,337 $2,660,520,860,407 0.75% 2005 $2,543,180,000,000 $2,598,654,839,641 0.71% 2004 $2,421,525,082,387 $2,529,531,329,418 0.58% 2003 $2,054,422,857,143 $2,468,849,371,154 0.47% 2002 $1,785,729,916,067 $2,393,401,075,664 0.43% 2001 $1,649,827,263,567 $2,351,181,826,663 0.39% 2000 $1,665,534,876,683 $2,292,208,338,884 0.37% 1999 $1,687,830,448,148 $2,196,830,015,765 0.36% 1998 $1,653,694,932,097 $2,131,637,645,608 0.31% 1997 $1,560,911,918,795 $2,061,492,114,548 0.25% 1996 $1,419,645,865,835 $1,964,735,787,017 0.25% 1995 $1,344,240,176,740 $1,915,283,289,782 0.26% 1994 $1,140,489,745,944 $1,867,991,899,167 0.25% 1993 $1,061,388,722,256 $1,798,809,519,900 0.25% 1992 $1,179,659,529,660 $1,755,110,242,246 0.29% 1991 $1,142,797,178,131 $1,748,098,930,593 0.33% 1990 $1,093,169,389,205 $1,767,597,683,606 0.32% 1989 $926,884,816,754 $1,754,722,312,652 0.27% 1988 $910,122,732,124 $1,710,629,088,853 0.25% 1987 $745,162,608,269 $1,617,885,217,057 0.24% 1986 $601,452,653,181 $1,535,101,225,015 0.26% 1985 $489,285,164,271 $1,488,217,310,719 0.27% 1984 $461,487,097,632 $1,428,952,711,498 0.21% 1983 $489,618,008,186 $1,397,247,691,631 0.07% 1982 $515,048,916,841 $1,340,647,481,093 0.02% 1981 $540,765,675,241 $1,314,426,109,939 0.04% 1980 $564,947,710,899 $1,324,862,634,143 0.11% 1979 $438,994,070,309 $1,352,333,501,334 0.08% 1978 $335,883,029,722 $1,303,466,331,520 0% 1977 $263,066,457,352 $1,250,876,235,526 0.05% 1976 $232,614,555,256 $1,220,870,290,415 0.03% 1975 $241,756,637,168 $1,186,344,508,063 0.01% 1974 $206,131,369,799 $1,204,088,552,401 0.06% 1973 $192,537,971,583 $1,234,765,106,761 0.2% 1972 $169,965,034,965 $1,159,144,290,116 0.34% 1971 $148,113,896,325 $1,111,125,153,878 0.41% 1970 $130,671,946,244 $1,073,501,944,593 0.37% 1969 $116,464,702,803 $1,045,192,065,288 0.39% 1968 $107,759,910,068 $1,025,309,894,085 0.49% 1967 $113,116,888,211 $972,109,334,166 0.54% 1966 $108,572,752,102 $945,854,883,422 0.58% 1965 $101,824,755,079 $931,257,884,730 0.65% 1964 $94,407,558,351 $911,832,808,560 0.66% 1963 $86,561,961,812 $863,520,470,098 0.71% 1962 $81,247,564,157 $823,502,017,571 0.73% 1961 $77,741,965,703 $814,552,559,055 0.66% 1960 $73,233,967,692 $793,127,688,244 0.6% Nominal GDP PPP GDP Year GDP Nominal (Existing USD) GDP Development GDP per capita Pop.

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Modification 2027 $4,887,092,000,000 $69,709 2.8% 0.52% 2028 $5,048,434,000,000 $71,724 2.9% 0.5% 2029 $5,221,180,000,000 $73,853 2.9% 0.46% 2030 $5,398,943,000,000 $76,029 2.7% 0.44% 2031 $5,573,965,000,000 $78,156 0.42% IMF, World Economic Outlook (April 2026). National Accounts Data United Nations Statistics Division World Population Potential Customers: The 2024 Revision United Nations Population Department.

While the US inflation rate fell in June, concerns remain over cost increases increasing once again due to the renewed dispute in the Middle East.

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Facilitating International Mid-Market Growth for the UK

The UK's economy grew by 0.5% in February, according to data from the Office for National Stats (ONS). The figure comfortably beat the consensus forecast of just a 0.1% increase, suggesting the economy was in better health than thought by the majority of economists. The reading was based on data from before the outbreak of war in the Middle East that sent out energy costs surging and shook self-confidence across the economy.

Earlier today, the UK saw the most significant cut to its yearly development forecast from the IMF among advanced economies, with the figure now anticipated to be below 1.3% in 2015 to just 0.8%. Another issue is that the reading being up until now off projections may suggest the figures are being distorted by seasonality, or other problems in how the data is looked at.

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"Although the survey evidence suggested a velocity in output, no analyst prepared for the 0.5% month-on-month surge. "On a yearly basis, development got from 0.7% to 1.0% as a strong February offseted a frustrating end to 2025. "Regretfully, the start of the Iran war on 28 February will stop the increase in its tracks.