The Global economy in 2030
IMF projections for 2030 indicate that the United States and China will remain the world's largest economies by nominal GDP. Other major economies like India, Germany, and the UK are expected to round out the top five.
Why it matters
Economic forecasts help policymakers and investors understand shifting global power dynamics and market potential over the next decade.
The Global Economy in 2030/Sydney Nyachiro
Projections from the IMF’s World Economic Outlook rank the 10 largest global economies by nominal GDP in 2030, with figures measured in trillions of US dollars.
The United States is projected to remain the world’s largest economy, with an estimated GDP of $37.7 trillion, followed by China at $26.0 trillion.
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