In July 2018, World Bank announced the GDP of the world and countries around the world last year. According to the version released by the World Bank, the global GDP last year was 80.684 trillion US dollars. In the GDP rankings of countries around the world, China and the United States still rank in the top two on the list.
The United States is currently the world's largest economic system, with a total GDP of US$19.56 trillion, ranking first in the world. Beyond the other countries, it is the sum of the total GDP of Japan, Germany, the United Kingdom, France, India, Italy, Brazil and Canada.
China is the country with the fastest-rise in the world economy in the past 20 years. In 2008, the total GDP exceeded Japan, breaking the GDP ranking pattern of "the United States first and Japan second" since 1972, and then firmly ranked as the throne of "the world's second largest economic system". In 2017, China's total GDP was US$13.17 trillion.
Japan, since Japan surpassed China in GDP, the economic gap between the two countries has grown to a growing 2017 USD 4.34 trillion, less than one-quarter of China.
Germany, euro zone long-term economic leader, with a total GDP of US$4.34 trillion in 2017, a year-on-year increase of 2.2%, and has maintained positive growth for eight consecutive years. .
UK is one of the most developed countries in the West. In 2006, China's GDP 2 surpassed the UK until now, the UK and China are no longer on the same order of magnitude. In 2017, the total GDP of the UK was US$3.23 trillion.
India, India surpassed France to become the world's sixth largest economy , mainly due to domestic manufacturing and consumer spending in 2017. In 2017, India's total GDP was US$2.597 trillion.
France is now the seventh largest economy in the world. Although the ranking is one of India, from the perspective of per capita GDP , France is still about 20 times that of India. India's average value is US$1,940, and France is more than US$38,000. In 2017, France's total GDP was US$2.582 trillion.
