China Seen Leading 2030 World Economy With 19.7% GDP Share

2 articles · Updated · The Times of India · May 23

China is projected to hold 19.7% of global GDP on a purchasing-power-parity basis by 2030, topping all major economies in the forecast.
The United States is seen at 14.9%, leaving China with a 4.8-point lead in world output share under the projection.
India ranks third at 8.5%, while Japan is forecast at 4.2% and Germany at 3.0%, underscoring Asia's weight in the top tier.
Russia, Indonesia and Brazil are each projected between 2.4% and 2.8%, while the UK and France fall to 2.0% and 1.9% respectively in the 2030 ranking.

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