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How will the world's richest countries fare in 2023?

Find out which wealthy nations are set to suffer the most economic pain
Iceland, 2023 GDP growth: 4.4%
Ireland, 2023 GDP growth: 4.4%
Türkiye, 2023 GDP growth: 3.6%
Israel, 2023 GDP growth: 2.9%
Portugal, 2023 GDP growth: 2.5%
Greece, 2023 growth: 2.2%
Spain, 2023 GDP growth: 2.1%
Australia, 2023 GDP growth: 1.8%
USA, 2023 GDP growth: 1.6%
South Korea, 2023 GDP growth: 1.5%
Canada, 2023 GDP growth: 1.4%
Japan, 2023 GDP growth: 1.3%
Italy, 2023 GDP growth: 1.2%
Norway, 2023 GDP growth: 1.2%
New Zealand, 2023 GDP growth: 1%
Belgium, 2023 GDP growth: 0.9%
Netherlands, 2023 GDP growth: 0.9%
Poland, 2023 GDP growth: 0.9%
France, 2023 GDP growth: 0.8%
Luxembourg, 2023 GDP growth: 0.8%
Denmark, 2023 GDP growth: 0.7%
Switzerland, 2023 GDP growth: 0.6%
Czech Republic, 2023 GDP growth: 0.3%
South Africa, 2023 GDP growth: 0.3%
UK, 2023 GDP growth: 0.3%
Austria, 2023 GDP growth: 0.2%
Finland, 2023 GDP growth: 0%
Germany, 2023 GDP growth: 0%
Sweden, 2023 GDP growth: -0.3%
Russia, 2023 GDP growth: -1.5%
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Find out which wealthy nations are set to suffer the most economic pain

Not out of the woods just yet, the global economy faces a painfully slow recovery according to the latest outlook from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), which is fittingly entitled A Long Unwinding Road.

Based on the OECD's June 2023 outlook, read on to discover how 30 of the world's wealthiest nations are expected to fare this year in terms of GDP growth, from the best to worst performers.

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Daniel Coughlin

13 June 2023

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