IMF's 2030 Global Economy and GDP Forecasts Released
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has shared its global economic size and Gross Domestic Product projections for the year 2030.
Global economy projections for 2030 published by the International Monetary Fund have revealed the future Gross Domestic Product sizes and global shares of countries around the world.
The Top Two Countries
According to IMF forecasts, the United States will rank first in 2030 with a GDP of $37.678 trillion and a 25.1 percent global share.
China is positioned second on the list with a GDP of $26.047 trillion and a 17.3 percent share.
The Situation of Germany and India
Challenging the top ranks in the global economy, Germany projects to reach a GDP of $6.178 trillion and a 4.1 percent share in 2030.
Similarly to Germany, India draws attention with an expected GDP of $6.173 trillion and a 4.1 percent global share.
The Fifth and Sixth Economies
The United Kingdom ranks fifth with a projected GDP size of $5.148 trillion and a 3.4 percent share.
Japan finds its place in sixth place with a GDP of $5.002 trillion and a 3.3 percent global economic share.
France and Brazil's Projections
France, one of Europe's leading economies, is expected to have a GDP of $4.004 trillion and a 2.7 percent share in 2030.
Brazil, the giant economy of South America, is estimated to achieve a GDP of $3.204 trillion and a 2.1 percent share.
The Ninth and Tenth Places on the List
Italy is in ninth place on the list with an expectation of a $3.046 trillion GDP and a 2.0 percent global share for the year 2030.
Canada completes the ranking of the top ten countries with a GDP of $3.008 trillion and a 2.0 percent share rate.