A ranking of the world’s 10 largest economies places the United States first with a gross domestic product of $32.4 trillion, followed by China at $20.7 trillion and Germany at $5.46 trillion. Japan ranks fourth at $4.38 trillion, while the United Kingdom and India follow at $4.26 trillion and $4.20 trillion, respectively. France ranks seventh at $3.59 trillion, followed by Italy at $2.74 trillion, Brazil at $2.64 trillion, and Russia at $2.63 trillion. The list presents the latest comparative snapshot of the world’s biggest economies by output.