Forbes has released its annual ranking of the world’s largest economies based on Gross Domestic Product (GDP). The list saw some significant shifts in 2024, with the United States retaining its position as the world’s largest economy, followed closely by China.France – $3.13 trillion GDP, $47,360 GDP per capita
Brazil – $2.33 trillion GDP, $11,350 GDP per capita
Italy – $2.33 trillion GDP, $39,580 GDP per capita
Canada – $2.24 trillion GDP, $54,870 GDP per capita
Rounding up the list are the next 10 richest economies which include Russia, Mexico, Australia, South Korea, Spain, Indonesia, the Netherlands, Türkiye, Saudi Arabia, and Switzerland respectively. These economies have seen varying levels of growth and stability in recent years.
Finally, the rankings of the world’s largest economies, according to Forbes, are likely going to see further shifts in the years to come.
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