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The top 10 largest economies in the world in 2023

The global economic landscape is defined by the top 10 largest economies, each wielding significant influence. At the forefront is the United States, followed closely by China, which has seen remarkable growth in recent years. Japan, Germany, and India also hold prominent positions, contributing to the world’s economic stability and growth. As these nations continue to innovate and diversify their industries, their impact on the global economy remains substantial, shaping the course of international trade and finance.

The top 10 largest economies in the world in 2023​

Let’s have close look on world largest economies in world in 2023

The United States of America

• GDP:  $26,854 billion
• GDP By Country Per Capita: $80,030
• Annual GDP Growth Rate: 1.6%

China

• GDP:  $19,374 billion
• GDP By Country Per Capita: $13,720
• Annual GDP Growth Rate: 5.2%

Japan

• GDP:  $4,410 billion
• GDP By Country Per Capita: $35,390
• Annual GDP Growth Rate: 1.3%

Germany

• GDP:  $4,309 billion
• GDP By Country Per Capita: $51,380
• Annual GDP Growth Rate:  -0.1%

India

• GDP:  $3,740 billion
• GDP By Country Per Capita (Nominal): $2,601
• Annual GDP Growth Rate: 5.9%

United Kingdom

• GDP:  $3,159 billion
• GDP By Country Per Capita: $46,370
• Annual GDP Growth Rate: -0.3%

France

• GDP:  $2,924 billion
• GDP By Country Per Capita: $44,410
• Annual GDP Growth Rate: 0.7%

Italy

• GDP:  $2,170 billion
• GDP By Country Per Capita: $36,810
• Annual GDP Growth Rate: 0.7%

Canada

• GDP:  $2,090 billion
• GDP By Country Per Capita: $52,720
• Annual GDP Growth Rate: 1.5%

Brazil

• GDP:  $2,080 billion
• GDP By Country Per Capita: $9,670
• Annual GDP Growth Rate: 0.9%

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