The United States has created more

UBS found that after declining in 2022, global wealth was flourished in 2023 and Accelerate In 2024, the total global personal wealth increased by 4.6 % in US dollars in 2024, an increase of 4.2 % in the previous year. This growth was not uniform, as regional conflicts continued.

The discovery of one key is that more than 680,000 Owners of new millions in US dollars My world was added in 2024 alone, an increase of 1.2 %. The fastest rate of wealth growth occurred in Türkiye and the United Arab Emirates, with increases of 8.4 % and 5.8 %, respectively, but large fish in the pool is the United States, which has the largest number of millions of US dollar – more than Western Europe and the Greater China Complex. In fact, on average, the United States established more than 1,000 new millionaires per day in 2024, adding 379,000 new millionaires throughout the year, a total of 24 million. Other prominent increases in China came on the mainland, which saw an increase of 141,000 million in 2024, more than 380 per day, and India added 39,000 new millions of millions, about 107 per day.

Where does the fastest wealth grow?

• Eastern Europe The highest regional growth in the total personal wealth in 2024 achieved more than 12 %.
• north america He closely continued, with the growth of approximately 12 %, due to the United States
• Greater China and Southeast Asia Experienced moderate growthWhile Western Europe, Oceania and Latin America witnessed slight declines in wealth for 2023.

The global millionaire population

• distribution: North America is home to 43.2 % of the world, followed by Western Europe (26.2 %), Great China (12.9 %), and Southeast Asia (9.3 %).
• density: Switzerland and Luxembourg have the highest density for the individual of millions of millions, as more than seven adults qualify as an adult as a mullah in US dollars. (Luxembourg has the highest wealth of every adult.)

American and Chinese hegemony

Among the main meals of the report is the dominance of the United States and the main righteousness of China, which together represents more than half of the world’s personal wealth. The United States alone has approximately 35 % of this, making it the largest individual warehouse for private assets worldwide. (It also leads to total wealth and the number of high -value individuals.)

China is the mainland, which includes a large number of population and continuous economic specifications, gets nearly 20 % of the global personal wealth. The country is home to more than 6.3 million millionaires, and it is a number that has grown steadily over the past decade. Combating, these two countries control approximately 54 % of the world’s personal wealth, leaving the remaining 54 markets in the UBS sample for the participation of the other 46 %.

Leave areas

While North America and Greater China rises forward, other regions fall behind:

• Western Europe: Despite its historical wealth, Western Europe now represents a little more than a quarter of a million in the world and a shrinking share of global wealth.
• Emerging markets: The global wealth share of emerging markets has reached about 30 %, with a few movement expectations in the coming years.
• Latin America, Oceania and Africa: These areas collectively contain a simple share of global wealth, which reflects both demographic and economic challenges.

We look forward

UBS projects will continue the number of millionaires, as an additional 5.34 million people are expected to join the ranks of millionaires in the world by 2029 – an increase of approximately 9 % over the course of 2024. It is expected that the banking projects that Latin America and Oceania are expected to play supporting roles, and it is expected that Europe and Southeast Asia will lead to be tense, and it is expected that it is expected that There is growth in North America.

UBS did not respond to the comment.

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