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IMF: Japan to fall to 6th in 2027 global GDP rankings
The International Monetary Fund says Japan's economy is likely to fall to sixth place in global rankings next year, behind India and the United Kingdom.
In its latest economic outlook, released this week, the IMF estimates Japan's nominal gross domestic product will amount to 4.467 trillion dollars in 2027.
The IMF projection ranks Japan fourth for 2026 after the United States, China and Germany. But India's nominal GDP is estimated to reach 4.521 trillion dollars next year, while the UK's is expected to be 4.488 trillion dollars. Both India and the UK are expected to post higher growth than Japan.
Meanwhile, the yen's continued weakness will reduce the value of Japan's GDP in US dollar terms.
Japan faces the challenge of boosting growth through higher investment and improved productivity as the country's population decline is expected to continue.
The International Monetary Fund says Japan's economy is likely to fall to sixth place in global rankings next year, behind India and the United Kingdom.
In its latest economic outlook, released this week, the IMF estimates Japan's nominal gross domestic product will amount to 4.467 trillion dollars in 2027.
The IMF projection ranks Japan fourth for 2026 after the United States, China and Germany. But India's nominal GDP is estimated to reach 4.521 trillion dollars next year, while the UK's is expected to be 4.488 trillion dollars. Both India and the UK are expected to post higher growth than Japan.
Meanwhile, the yen's continued weakness will reduce the value of Japan's GDP in US dollar terms.
Japan faces the challenge of boosting growth through higher investment and improved productivity as the country's population decline is expected to continue.







