Bangladesh Rises to 35th Place in Global Economy!

According to a report titled ‘The Top Heavy Global Economy’ published by the Canadian online publication ‘Visual Capitalist’, Bangladesh is now the 35th largest economy in the world with a GDP of US$460.8 billion. India has also risen to fifth place in the world economy, overtaking the United Kingdom (UK) with a GDP of $3.46 trillion in 2022.


These two South Asian countries are among the 50 largest economies in the world, as per International Monetary Fund (IMF) statistics. The first, second, third, and fourth places in the list are held by the USA, China, Japan, and Germany respectively. The remaining five countries in the world's 10 largest economies are the UK, France, Canada, Russia, and Italy respectively.


The report also states that the world population has crossed 8 billion and the size of the world economy has crossed $100 trillion to $101.56 trillion.


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