GDP of G20 Countries (1960-2100) | China GDP | India GDP

All numbers are in billion of USD

The projected GDP of G20 countries by 2100 reflects significant shifts in global economic power, with India expected to emerge as the largest economy, surpassing China. Here are the key projections for the G20 countries:

Projected GDP of G20 Countries in 2100

📌 India:
Projected GDP: $294 trillion
Share of Global GDP: 36% larger than China

📌 China:
Projected GDP: $216 trillion
Expected to maintain a significant position but fall behind India.

📌 United States:
Projected GDP: $88 trillion
More than three times smaller than India's GDP.

📌 Nigeria:
Projected GDP: $83 trillion
Expected to become the third-largest economy.


📌 Indonesia:
Projected GDP: $25 trillion
Continues to grow significantly.


📌 Germany:
Projected GDP: $7.41 trillion.


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📌 Japan:
Projected GDP: $7.14 trillion.


📌 United Kingdom:
Projected GDP: $6.96 trillion.


📌 Russia:
Projected GDP: $5 trillion.


📌 Brazil:
Projected GDP: $4 trillion.

Other G20 members, such as France, Italy, and South Korea, are also projected to experience growth, but their GDPs are expected to be significantly lower than those of the leading economies. The overall global GDP is anticipated to reach approximately $2,160 trillion by 2100, with substantial contributions from emerging economies in Africa and Asia, while traditional powers in Europe and North America may see their shares diminish significantly.

This shift indicates a broader trend of economic power moving towards developing nations, particularly in South Asia and Africa, which are expected to see the most substantial growth in the coming decades.