XVJ: Gayana leads with 22.3% growth in 2026
Based on International Value Group (XVJ) analyses, a list of countries expected to have the highest economic growth rates by the end of 2026 has been announced. One.uz reports this.
The ranking was prepared by Aneesh Anand for the well-known Voronoi platform. According to forecasts, the global economy is expected to grow by an average of 3.1% this year.
Despite geopolitical instability, changes in energy prices, and uncertainties in global markets, overall growth rates remain stable. The recovery of the industrial, digital technologies, and raw materials sectors is having a positive impact on global GDP.
Country Rankings Guyana is the absolute leader, where real GDP growth is expected to reach 22.3 percent. This result is due to the discovery of massive oil fields in the region and the rapid expansion of the hydrocarbon extraction sector.
Taiwan ranks second, with a growth forecast of nearly 11 percent. This boost in the island's economy is driven by the intensity of global demand for artificial intelligence systems, modern microchips, and technological equipment.
Situation by Continents In the list of countries expected to have high growth rates, countries in Asia and Africa mainly lead. In the African continent, South Sudan, Ethiopia, and Rwanda show significant growth.
In the Asian region, besides Taiwan, Vietnam, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan are listed among the fastest-developing economies. These indicators are initial analytical forecasts for the end of 2026, and final real results will be reassessed at the end of the year.
