Top 10 Largest Economies In The World: When Will India Become 3rd Largest Economy & Where Do China, US, Germany Rank? Check List

Top 10 Largest Economies In The World: India is all set to become the world’s third largest economy in the coming few years. But what is India’s current ranking in the world’s top 10 economies by nominal GDP size? Where do America and China stand? Did you know that at the current level, the USA's GDP is 7 times that of India? As per the latest IMF data sourced from EY, we take a look the world’s top 10 economies and their projected GDP in the coming years: (AI image)

The United States of America or the USA leads the list of top 10 largest economies in terms of nominal GDP for the year 2023 as per IMF’s estimates. The GDP for 2023 stands at $27,357.825 billion and the expected GDP for 2024 is at $28,781.083 billion. The IMF outlook till 2029 predicts that America will continue to be the world’s largest economy, with an expected GDP of $34,950.012 billion. (AI image)

As of 2023, China’s GDP according to IMF estimates stands at $17,662.041 billion. In 2024, China’s GDP is expected to rise to $18,532.633 billion in 2024, moving to $24,842.337 billion in 2029. China is likely to maintain the tag of the world’s second largest economy. (AI image)

Germany stands at the third rank in the list of world’s largest economies with a GDP of $4,457.366 billion in 2023. In 2024, Germany’s GDP Is likely to be around $4,591.1 billion and in 2029 it will likely be near $5,358.074 billion. According to IMF estimates, Germany would lose the tag of the world’s third largest economy 2027 to India. (AI image)

Japan is the world’s fourth largest economy with a GDP of $4,212.944 billion in 2023. Japan’s nominal GDP has been declining for the last few years and by 2025 it is likely to lose the spot of the 4th largest economy to India. In 2029, Japan’s GDP is expected to be around $4,944.744 billion. (AI image)

India is the fifth largest economy in the world with a GDP of $3,572.078 billion in 2023 according to the latest IMF data. In 2024, India’s GDP is expected to be $3,937.011 billion and in 2025 it will likely become the fourth largest economy with a GDP of $4,339.83 billion. IMF estimates predict that in 2027, India will beat Germany to become the third largest world economy with a GDP of $5,287.04 billion. By 2029, India’s GDP is expected to be around $6,436.653 billion. (AI image)

The United Kingdom or UK, with a GDP of $3,344.744 billion in 2023, is the sixth largest economy in the world. In 2024, its GDP is expected to be near $3495.261 billion and by 2029 the nominal GDP would be around $4661.463 billion, according to IMF projections. (AI image)

France is the world’s seventh largest economy with a GDP of $3,031.778 billion in 2023. Its nominal GDP is expected to grow to $3,130.014 billion in 2024 and reach $3,645.286 billion by 2029, predicts the IMF. (AI image)

With a GDP of $2,255.503 billion, Italy is the 8th largest economy in the world as per IMF’s 2023 data. Italy’s economy is expected to reach a size of $2,328.028 billion in 2024 and $2,625.878 billion by 2029. According to IMF estimates, in 2024 Italy will slip a level in rankings to 9th spot with Brazil moving up. (AI image)

Brazil is currently the world’s ninth largest economy with a nominal GDP of $2,173.671 billion in 2023. In 2024, it is expected to become the 8th largest economy with a GDP of $2,331.391 billion, leaving behind Italy. By 2029, it will likely have a GDP of $3,058.227 billion. (AI image)

Canada is the world’s tenth largest economy with a GDP of $2,140.086 billion in 2023. In 2024, it is expected to have a GDP of $2,242.182 billion as per IMF projections. By 2026, Canada will likely overtake Italy to become the world’s ninth largest economy with a GDP of $2,469.208 billion. (AI image)

Top 11-15 Largest Economies: According to IMF’s 2023 data, Russia, Mexico, Australia, Korea and Spain are the next in ranks for the world’s largest economies after the top 10 list. Russia ($1,997.03 billion GDP) ranks at 11th, Mexico ($1,788.897 billion GDP) at 12th, Australia ($1,741.882 billion GDP) at 13th, Korea ($1,712.793 billion GDP) at 14th and Spain ($1,581.151 billion GDP) at 15th. (AI image)

Top 16-20 Largest Economies: According to IMF’s 2023 data, Indonesia, Netherlands, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Switzerland rank from 16th to 20th spot in the world’s largest economies by GDP list. Indonesia ($1,371.171 billion GDP) ranks at 16th, Netherlands ($1,117.101 billion GDP) at 17th, Turkey ($1,108.453 billion GDP) at 18th, Saudi Arabia ($1,067.583 billion GDP) at 19th and Switzerland ($8,85.141 billion GDP) at 20th. (AI image)

Top 21-25 Largest Economies: According to IMF’s 2023 data, Poland, Taiwan, Argentina, Belgium and Sweden rank from 21st to 25th spot in the world’s largest economies by GDP list. Poland ($808.435 billion GDP) ranks at 21st, Taiwan ($756.592 billion GDP) at 22nd, Argentina ($654.892 billion GDP) at 23rd, Belgium ($630.11 billion GDP) at 24th and Sweden ($593.268 billion GDP) at 25th. (AI image)

Top 26-30 Largest Economies: According to IMF’s 2023 data, Ireland, Austria, Thailand, Israel and United Arab Emirates rank from 26th to 30th spot in the world’s largest economies by GDP list. Ireland ($545.787 billion GDP) ranks at 26th, Austria ($519.71 billion GDP) at 27th, Thailand ($514.945 billion GDP) at 28th, Israel ($509.478 billion GDP) at 29th, and United Arab Emirates ($504.173 billion GDP) at the 30th spot. (AI image)