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GDP World Ranking
View Full Ranking →| # | Country | GDP | GDP per Capita | GDP Growth | Population |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
United States
|
$28,751B | $84,534 | +2.79% | 340M |
| 2 |
China
|
$18,744B | $13,303 | +4.98% | 1,409M |
| 3 |
Germany
|
$4,686B | $56,104 | -0.50% | 84M |
| 4 |
Japan
|
$4,028B | $32,487 | +0.10% | 124M |
| 5 |
India
|
$3,910B | $2,695 | +6.49% | 1,451M |
| 6 |
United Kingdom
|
$3,686B | $53,246 | +1.13% | 69M |
| 7 |
France
|
$3,160B | $46,103 | +1.19% | 69M |
| 8 |
Italy
|
$2,381B | $40,385 | +0.69% | 59M |
| 9 |
Canada
|
$2,244B | $54,340 | +1.55% | 41M |
| 10 |
Brazil
|
$2,186B | $10,311 | +3.42% | 212M |
Today's Pulse
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● ECB chief stays cautious on rate hikes despite conflict, as gaps across Japan, U.S. and Europe underscore diverging policy paths Japan Central Bank Policy Rate United States Federal Funds Rate 10-Year Treasury Yield
The ECB president’s caution against rushing into rate hikes despite geopolitical conflict signals a policy stance balancing inflation risks against downside growth risks and the danger of overtightening financial conditions. With Japan’s policy rate at 0.75% versus the US federal funds rate at 3.64% and the US 10-year Treasury yield at 4.32%, cross-country rate gaps reflect different inflation persistence, growth resilience, fiscal settings, and market-rate transmission rather than a single global policy cycle. The key things to watch next are whether energy and shipping shocks feed into underlying euro area inflation, and how wages, corporate pricing power, bank lending standards, and higher long-end yields affect real activity. It is important to track not just FX moves, but the full mix of short rates, long yields, real rates, and credit spreads, because that broader configuration determines how policy divergence translates into markets and the economy.