The Top 10 Largest Economies in the World

Canada

Canada clinches the #10 spot among the world's largest economies at USD 2.24 trillion, boasting a stable banking sector and advanced tech industries.

Brazil

Brazil snags #9 with a GDP of USD 2.27 trillion, fueled by rich natural resources and a mix of agriculture, mining, and energy.

Italy

Italy grabs #8 with a GDP of USD 2.28 trillion, weaving cultural heritage with economic might in fashion, cars, and food.

France

France grabs #7 at USD 3.18 trillion, a powerhouse in aerospace, cars, and luxury goods.

UK

UK snags #6 with USD 3.59 trillion, financial services and strong tech & pharma sectors keeping its economy humming despite Brexit.

India

India secures #5 with a booming GDP of USD 4.11 trillion, fueled by a growing middle class and a thriving services sector.

Japan

Japan grabs #4 at USD 4.29 trillion. Innovation in manufacturing, electronics, and robotics keeps this economic giant humming.

Germany

Germany retains its status as Europe’s powerhouse, with a GDP of USD 4,730 billion. Renowned for its expertise in engineering, manufacturing, and exports, Germany acts as a stabilizing force within the Eurozone.

China

China clinches #2 with a whopping GDP of USD 18.57 trillion. A manufacturing and trade giant, China's economic influence is felt worldwide.

United State

The US remains the world's #1 economy at USD 27.97 trillion, fueled by a diverse range of industries.