This is a visualization of the projected GDP of different countries in 2025, created by Visual Capitalist based on International Monetary Fund (IMF) estimates.
Key Highlights:
The global economy is expected to reach $115 trillion in 2025.
The U.S. ($30.3T) and China ($19.5T) remain the two largest economies.
The top five economies also include Japan ($4.4T), Germany ($4.9T), and India ($4.3T).
Russia ($2.2T) and Brazil ($2.3T) surpass most other Global South nations.
Mexico ($1.8T), Australia ($1.9T), and South Korea ($1.9T) hold significant economic weight.
This projection highlights the growth of the global economy and shifts in the balance of financial power.
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This is a visualization of the projected GDP of different countries in 2025, created by Visual Capitalist based on International Monetary Fund (IMF) estimates.
Key Highlights:
The global economy is expected to reach $115 trillion in 2025.
The U.S. ($30.3T) and China ($19.5T) remain the two largest economies.
The top five economies also include Japan ($4.4T), Germany ($4.9T), and India ($4.3T).
Russia ($2.2T) and Brazil ($2.3T) surpass most other Global South nations.
Mexico ($1.8T), Australia ($1.9T), and South Korea ($1.9T) hold significant economic weight.
This projection highlights the growth of the global economy and shifts in the balance of financial power.