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What will the world in 2030 look like?

What will change? Who wins? Who loses? And what should business leaders do today?

Strategic foresight on the three forces that will move global output this decade — artificial intelligence, geopolitics and energy — with recommendations you can act on Monday. Report available in Spanish.

78
pages
15
sections
14
original infographics

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What's inside

Four parts, from forces to plan.

01

The three forces

AI, geopolitics and energy: capacity, capital, chips, minerals and electricity as the master constraint of the decade.

02

The 2030 map

The operational translation of the three forces, with assigned probabilities and no-regret moves.

03

Winners and losers

Where margin is moving and how to capture it; what breaks and which vectors to pivot on.

04

What to do

Twelve moves ranked by urgency, a 100-day, 12- and 36-month plan, and fifteen signals with alert thresholds.

Cover of the report What will the world look like in 2030?
Method
This is not futurology. It is strategic foresight.

It starts from verifiable data, identifies the structural forces already in motion and projects their reasonable consequences toward 2030. Public sources consulted through July 2026, with figures from the IEA, IMF, BloombergNEF, BIS, NATO and WTO.

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Is the “What will the world look like in 2030?” report free?

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What topics does the report cover?

The three forces that will reshape business this decade —artificial intelligence, geopolitics and energy—, the 2030 map with assigned probabilities, winners and losers, and what to do: twelve moves ranked by urgency, a 100-day, 12- and 36-month plan, and fifteen signals with alert thresholds.

03

How long is it and what language is it in?

It has 78 pages, 15 sections and 14 original infographics. It is written in Spanish.

04

What sources is it based on?

Public sources consulted through July 2026, with figures from the IEA, IMF, BloombergNEF, BIS, NATO and WTO. It is strategic foresight, not futurology: it starts from verifiable data and projects its reasonable consequences toward 2030.

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Who publishes the report?

Analytics Town, in its 2026 edition (August 2026).

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