The International Monetary Fund (IMF) data indicates that China and India are expected to remain the two largest contributors to global economic growth in the coming years.
The IMF projections, as cited in reports, shows both countries together are projected to account for nearly 44% of global GDP growth.
According to the data, China is expected to contribute 26.6% to global economic expansion, while India is projected to add another 17%. This means the two Asian economies together are expected to drive around 43.6% of global growth.
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According to a report by the news agency IANS, the figures are drawn from projections in the IMF's World Economic Outlook, which analysed the expected contribution of different countries to global GDP growth.
Which Countries Are Expected To Drive Global GDP Growth
The ranking looks at which countries are projected to add the most to global GDP between 2026 and 2030.
China ranks first with a projected 26.6% contribution to global GDP growth. India follows with a 17%, making it the second-largest contributor.
The United States is expected to contribute 9.9% of global growth, placing it third on the list.
Other countries in the top 10 list include Indonesia with 3.8%, Turkey with 2.2%, Saudi Arabia with 1.7%, and Vietnam with 1.6%
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Both Nigeria and Brazil are projected to contribute 1.5% each, while Germany is expected to add 0.9% to global GDP growth, placing it tenth in the ranking.
According to the data, most other European countries do not appear in the IMF's top ten list of contributors to global economic growth.
According to Visual Capitalist, the analysis indicates that nearly half of global economic expansion in the coming years could come from just three countries, China, the United States and India.
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