In 2023, the United States will remain the largest economy in the world, and the total GDP is expected to reach 22.3 trillion US dollars, accounting for 16.7% of the global GDP. China is still the second largest economy in the world, and its GDP is expected to reach 13.8 trillion US dollars, accounting for10.3% of the global GDP; Japan is still the third largest economy in the world, and its GDP is expected to reach 5.5 trillion US dollars, accounting for 4. 1% of the global GDP. India is still the fourth largest economy in the world, and its GDP is expected to reach 4.7 trillion US dollars, accounting for 3.5% of the global GDP. Germany is still the fifth largest economy in the world, and its GDP is expected to reach 3.7 trillion US dollars, accounting for 2.8% of the global GDP.
In addition to the above five countries, the top ten economies in global GDP in 2023 include Britain ($2.4 trillion, accounting for 1.8% of global GDP), France ($2.3 trillion, accounting for 1.7% of global GDP) and Russia ($ 1.7 trillion, accounting for% of global GDP). 1. 1% of global GDP), Canada (1.4 trillion US dollars, accounting for 1. 1% of global GDP), Indonesia (1.2 trillion US dollars, accounting for 0.9% of global GDP.
In addition, IMF data also shows that the top 20 economies in global GDP in 2023 include South Korea (0.9 trillion US dollars, accounting for 0.7% of global GDP), Australia (0.8 trillion US dollars, accounting for 0.6% of global GDP), Indonesia (0.7 trillion US dollars, accounting for 0.5% of global GDP) and the Netherlands (0.6 trillion US dollars). 0.5% of global GDP), Argentina (0.6 trillion US dollars, accounting for 0.5% of global GDP), Turkey (0.6 trillion US dollars, accounting for 0.5% of global GDP), Saudi Arabia (0.6 trillion US dollars, accounting for 0.5% of global GDP), Iran (0.5 trillion US dollars, accounting for 0.4% of global GDP), Poland. 0.4% of global GDP), Mexico (0.5 trillion US dollars, accounting for 0.4% of global GDP), Switzerland (0.4 trillion US dollars, accounting for 0.3% of global GDP), Belgium (0.4 trillion US dollars, accounting for 0.3% of global GDP), Sweden (0.4 trillion US dollars, accounting for 0.3% of global GDP), Malaysia (. 0.3% of global GDP), Pakistan (0.3 trillion US dollars, accounting for 0.2% of global GDP), Norway (0.3 trillion US dollars, accounting for 0.2% of global GDP), Singapore (0.3 trillion US dollars, accounting for 0.2% of global GDP), Ireland (0.3 trillion US dollars, accounting for 0.2% of global GDP) and United Arab Emirates (.
As can be seen from the above data, the top ten economies in global GDP in 2023 will still be the United States, China, Japan, India, Germany, Britain, France, Russia, Brazil and Canada, and the combined GDP of the United States and China will account for more than 27% of the world. In addition, with the continuous development of the global economy, the top 20 economies in the world GDP in 2023 will also change, but the United States, China, Japanese, Indian and German will continue to occupy the dominant position in the world economy.