The global GDP ranking pattern is set to undergo significant changes in 2024. According to purchasing power parity (PPP) calculations, the world economic system is facing profound adjustments: China has become the world's largest economy, surpassing the long-standing leader the United States, while India has climbed into the top three positions thanks to strong economic growth. This marks an important turning point in modern economic history.

The traditional Western economic bloc continues to maintain strong influence, but its relative position has declined. The United States ranks second, with Japan and Germany in fourth and fifth place respectively. Although Russia faces international sanctions, its economic size still places it in the top ten globally. The economic focus in the Asia-Pacific region has clearly shifted upward, with Indonesia and Brazil, as major developing economies, continuously strengthening their positions. The United Kingdom and France, as traditional European powers, remain stably within the top ten worldwide.

The 2024 ranking of ВВП стран мира (World Countries' GDP) fully reflects the trend of shifting global economic power centers toward Asia and developing countries. Emerging economies, leveraging demographic dividends and growth potential, are reshaping the global economic landscape.