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Russia Doubles Gap With Japan's Economy
Russia Doubles Gap With Japan's Economy
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Russia Doubles Gap With Japan's Economy 16.07.2025, Sputnik Africa
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Russia Doubles Gap With Japan's EconomyThe size of the Russian economy in terms of purchasing power parity last year was $6.92 trillion versus $6.45 trillion in 2023. As a result, the country remained in fourth place among the largest economies, according to data published by the World Bank and Sputnik's calculations.Japan remains fifth, with its GDP having gone up to $6.4 trillion in 2024 from $6.25 trillion the year before. The gap between Russia's and Japan's GDP doubled last year, reaching $514 billion against $264 billion in 2023.China remains the leader with a GDP at purchasing power parity of $38.2 trillion, followed by the United States ($29.2 trillion) and India ($16.2 trillion).The top ten also includes Germany ($6 trillion), Brazil ($4.7 trillion), Indonesia ($4.7 trillion), France ($4.2 trillion) and the United Kingdom ($4.2 trillion).
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Russia Doubles Gap With Japan's Economy
08:51 16.07.2025 (Updated: 09:05 16.07.2025) Russia Doubles Gap With Japan's Economy
The size of the Russian economy in terms of purchasing power parity last year was $6.92 trillion versus $6.45 trillion in 2023. As a result, the country remained in fourth place among the largest economies, according to data published by the World Bank and Sputnik's calculations.
Japan remains fifth, with its GDP having gone up to $6.4 trillion in 2024 from $6.25 trillion the year before. The gap between Russia's and Japan's GDP doubled last year, reaching $514 billion against $264 billion in 2023.
China remains the leader with a GDP at purchasing power parity of $38.2 trillion, followed by the United States ($29.2 trillion) and India ($16.2 trillion).
The top ten also includes Germany ($6 trillion), Brazil ($4.7 trillion), Indonesia ($4.7 trillion), France ($4.2 trillion) and the United Kingdom ($4.2 trillion).
