Global personal wealth surged by 10.8% in 2025, according to UBS’s Global Wealth Report 2026, significantly outpacing growth rates from previous years.
This rapid expansion was driven by strong financial markets and rising asset prices, leading to a record number of new millionaires worldwide – nearly one million individuals added their names to the list.
The United States saw the highest concentration of these newly minted millionaires, with over 440,000 Americans joining the ranks during 2025. This growth was also evident in Europe due to the US dollar’s depreciation against the euro.
Despite this overall increase, wealth inequality remains a significant issue as average household wealth continues to rise while median wealth declines in many countries, highlighting a growing gap between the wealthiest and the rest of society.
inDrive, the global mobility and urban services platform has signed a strategic nationwide partnership with…
Kate Middleton reportedly expressing concern over her brother-in-law Prince Harry as he prepares to return…
Japanese police are investigating a suspected fatal bear attack in northern Aomori prefecture, as authorities…
Protests Erupt in Delhi Over Education Minister's Resignation Leaders of India's youth Cockroach Janta Party…
Ford has taken the significant step of hiring veteran human engineers after AI fell short…
Extreme heat is expected to affect this week's World Cup matches due to a "heat…
This website uses cookies.
