Regional market sets

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Nine curated groups make it easier to compare scale, income, momentum and digital reach within a geographic context.

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These are selected market sets, not official World Bank regional aggregates.

60 markets

3 included markets

North America

Three deeply connected but differently sized economies spanning high-income and emerging-market conditions.

United StatesCanadaMexico
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9 included markets

Latin America

A curated set of large and mid-sized Latin American markets with diverse income, inflation and digital-access profiles.

MexicoBrazilArgentinaChileColombiaPeruEcuadorUruguayCosta Rica
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22 included markets

Europe

A broad selection of European markets showing the region’s wide differences in scale, income and recent growth.

United KingdomGermanyFranceItalySpainPolandRomaniaNetherlandsSwedenSwitzerlandNorwayDenmarkFinlandBelgiumAustriaIrelandPortugalCzechiaHungaryGreeceUkraineTurkiye
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3 included markets

East Asia

Three major production, technology and consumer markets with sharply different populations and income levels.

ChinaJapanSouth Korea
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6 included markets

Southeast Asia

Six important Southeast Asian markets spanning large consumer economies, manufacturing centres and a global services hub.

IndonesiaVietnamThailandMalaysiaPhilippinesSingapore
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3 included markets

South Asia

Three populous South Asian markets where demographic scale, growth and digital adoption are central to comparison.

IndiaPakistanBangladesh
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8 included markets

Middle East & North Africa

A varied set of energy exporters, service hubs and populous consumer markets across the Middle East and North Africa.

Saudi ArabiaUnited Arab EmiratesEgyptIsraelQatarKuwaitMoroccoAlgeria
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5 included markets

Sub-Saharan Africa

Five major Sub-Saharan African markets with large differences in population, income, connectivity and economic structure.

South AfricaNigeriaKenyaEthiopiaGhana
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2 included markets

Oceania

Two closely linked high-income markets whose absolute economic and population scale differs substantially.

AustraliaNew Zealand
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