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South Korea's GDP grew 1.0% quarter on quarter in Q3 — against the central bank's forecast of 0.3%. Semiconductor exports reached $148 billion, while real gross income posted its fastest growth in almost 49 years. Analysts warn of the economy's dependence on a single sector.
Aziz KarimovVisual Capitalist, based on the IMF's October World Economic Outlook forecast, compared the 20 largest economies by nominal GDP and purchasing power parity for 2026. In nominal terms the US stands at $32.6 trillion versus China's $21.5 trillion; by PPP China is at $44.6 trillion international dollars, roughly 37% higher than the US figure.
Sevara AzamovaIn the third quarter, China's GDP grew 4.5% year-on-year and 1.2% quarter-on-quarter, beating forecasts. Growth over the first nine months — 4.6% — falls within Beijing's target range of 4.5–5%. Strong export performance, linked to the AI and technology sector, is offsetting weak domestic demand, while expectations of large-scale stimulus have declined.
Nilufar KarimovaChina's GDP grew 4.5% year-on-year in Q3 2026, beating forecasts (4.4% per an AFP survey) and accelerating from 4.3% in Q2. Growth was driven by exports, especially high-tech products, amid weak domestic demand, a downturn in the property market and falling investment. The trade surplus for the nine months reached $938 billion, heightening friction with the EU and the US.
Nilufar KarimovaUK GDP grew 0.1% in August against forecasts of a 0.1% decline. Chancellor John Healey called it a 'sign of resilience' ahead of the 28 October budget. Over three months growth was 0.7%, with computer programming the main contributor. The opposition and Liberal Democrats were sceptical about the data, and analysts warn of inflation risks.
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