According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the total world’s GDP is $91.98 trillion. Nominal GDP is a calculation of economic production in a country and it includes the current prices of goods and services. The GDP is mostly measured as the monetary value of goods and services produced. Check out the list of top 10 countries with highest GDP in the world.
10. Canada | GDP: 1.71 trillion
9. Brazil | GDP: $1.87 trillion
8. Italy | GDP: $2.07 trillion
7. India | GDP: $2.72 trillion
6. France | GDP: $2.78 trillion
5. United Kingdom | GDP: $2.83 trillion
4. Germany | GDP: $4.00 trillion
3. Japan | GDP: $4.97 trillion
2. China | GDP: $13.4 trillion
1. United States | GDP: $20.49 trillion
Source: CNBCTV18
