@writersroom.boardwalkA side-by-side comparison of the world's largest economies by share of global nominal GDP in 1995 versus 2025 reveals a dramatic shift in rankings. In 1995, the United States led with 24.41%, followed by Japan at 17.72%, Germany at 8.29%, France at 5.10%, the United Kingdom at 4.30%, Italy at 3.76%, Brazil at 2.46%, and China at 2.36%. By 2025, the order has changed significantly: the U.S. still tops the list, but China has risen to second place, while Japan has dropped to third. The data comes from the IMF's World Economic Outl #Finance #InfoEditorials

@writersroom.boardwalkA side-by-side comparison of the world's largest economies by share of global nominal GDP in 1995 versus 2025 reveals a dramatic shift in rankings. In 1995, the United States led with 24.41%, followed by Japan at 17.72%, Germany at 8.29%, France at 5.10%, the United Kingdom at 4.30%, Italy at 3.76%, Brazil at 2.46%, and China at 2.36%. By 2025, the order has changed significantly: the U.S. still tops the list, but China has risen to second place, while Japan has dropped to third. The data comes from the IMF's World Economic Outl #Finance #InfoEditorials