The World Bank predicts that developing economies will experience the weakest long-term growth outlook since 2000, with growth expected to stabilize at around 4% over the next two years. Despite outperforming global growth rates, their progress is slowing compared to historical levels. Challenges such as high debt, weak investment, and climate change threaten future expansion. However, there are opportunities for improvement through enhanced trade infrastructure and increased workforce participation, particularly among women. The report also notes potential positive spillovers from US growth.