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U.S. Population growth: 0.52% (2025) – latest figures and trend

Is the population still growing?

Yes. In 2025, the population of the U.S. grew 0.52%. That is slower than 0.96% in 2024.

The latest population growth for U.S. is 0.52% (2025), according to World Bank. The table below lists every value we have collected, newest first.

Latest value0.52% Reference period: 2025

Previous (2024): 0.96% · -0.44 percentage points

World Bank · Sources · Last checked with the source

U.S.: Population growthU.S.: 2016 0.79%, 2017 0.69%, 2018 0.59%, 2019 0.52%, 2020 0.41%, 2021 0.16%, 2022 0.57%, 2023 0.82%, 2024 0.96%, 2025 0.52% U.S.: Population growth % · 2016–2025 0%0.48%0.96%U.S. 2016: 0.79%U.S. 2017: 0.69%U.S. 2018: 0.59%U.S. 2019: 0.52%U.S. 2020: 0.41%U.S. 2021: 0.16%U.S. 2022: 0.57%U.S. 2023: 0.82%U.S. 2024: 0.96%U.S. 2025: 0.52%0.52%201620212025 Source: World Bank, World Development Indicators (CC BY 4.0) https://vernumo.com/en/data/population-growth
Source: World Bank, World Development Indicators (CC BY 4.0)
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Official series
Population growth (annual %)
Unit
%
Frequency
Annual
Sources
Source: World Bank, World Development Indicators (CC BY 4.0) — license
All collected values, newest first
PeriodValueSources
20250.52%World Bank
20240.96%World Bank
20230.82%World Bank
20220.57%World Bank
20210.16%World Bank
20200.41%World Bank
20190.52%World Bank
20180.59%World Bank
20170.69%World Bank
20160.79%World Bank