By sorting out the data of the top 20 global GDP in the first three quarters, it can be found that there have been 14 countries with GDP exceeding US$1 trillion, of which, China and the United States led the list, and their GDP in the first three quarters exceeded US$10 trillion.

Although 2021 has passed and how economic development of various countries has become a foregone conclusion, so far, most countries, including China, have not yet announced their annual economic report cards.

Next, let’s take a look at the economic situation of the world’s top GDP20 in the first three quarters, so that we can see the performance of the major economies in in 2021.

By sorting out the data of the top 20 global GDP in the first three quarters, it can be found that 14 countries with GDP exceeding US$1 trillion, of which, China and the United States led the list, with GDP exceeding US$10 trillion in the first three quarters. According to the

points, the ranking of the top ten global GDP in the first three quarters has not changed from 2020. The United States still ranks first in the world, with GDP reaching US$16.9 trillion in the first three quarters, a year-on-year increase of 5.7%.

, which is closely behind China, is the economy among the top 20, with development speed second only to , Turkey, and . In the first three quarters, China's economy grew by 9.8% year-on-year, with GDP equivalent to about 12.72 trillion US dollars. Although there is still a certain gap with the United States, it is narrowing, which is equivalent to 75.3% of that of the United States.

After China and the United States, other economies have significantly differentiated and have large differences in GDP. Among them, in the first three quarters, Japan and Germany's economic performance was unsatisfactory, with year-on-year growth of 2% and 3% respectively, but their GDP exceeded US$3 trillion, ranking third and fourth in the world.

The UK, India and France are almost on the same starting line. In the first three quarters, GDP exceeded US$2 trillion, with a small gap. The growth rate is also not low, with growth of 7%, 9% and 7.3% respectively. Of course, this is because the economy shrank a lot last year, mainly due to the low base.

In addition to the above countries, Italy, Canada, South Korea, Russia, Australia, Brazil , and Spain all exceeded US$1 trillion in the first three quarters, , all maintaining a rapid growth of more than 4%.

It is worth mentioning that Turkey, the top 20 goalkeeper in GDP, has not had a good economy recently. Although it achieved a rapid growth of 11.4% in the first three quarters, Turkey's economy is fragile. Recently, inflation and are high, and the currency has depreciated sharply. Whether it can maintain the 20th place throughout the year is a bit unrest.

Overall, 2021 can be said to be a year of recovery. In the past year, except for China achieving positive growth of 2.3%, the rest of the economies have fallen into recession under the impact of the epidemic. However, in the first three quarters of this year, major countries achieved economic rebounds, and this momentum is expected to continue throughout the year.