Projections based on the IMF World Economic Outlook highlight the anticipated rankings of the world's leading economies by GDP in 2030.
The United States is projected to retain its spot as the top global economy with an estimated GDP of $37.7 trillion, followed by China at $26.0 trillion.
Germany and India follow closely, both tied at $6.2 trillion. The United Kingdom ($5.1t), Japan ($5.0t), France ($4.0t), Brazil ($3.2t), Canada ($3.0t), and Italy ($3.0t) complete the top ten list.
The second tier features Russia at $2.6 trillion, ahead of Australia, Mexico, and Spain, each projected at $2.5 trillion. South Korea ($2.3t), Indonesia ($2.1t), Türkiye ($1.9t), the Netherlands ($1.7t), Saudi Arabia ($1.6t), and Poland ($1.4t) round out the top twenty.
