BRICS GDP Share on Track to Reach World-Leading 45%
Is the balance of global economic power shifting? All signs point to yes, with the BRICS nations – Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa – rapidly increasing their contribution to global GDP. Amid the growing size and prominence of the economic alliance, the BRICS gross domestic product (GDP) is currently on track to reach a world-leading 45%. Indeed, the collective economic might of these nations is reshaping the global landscape.
BRICS Plus GDP Projected to Dominate
According to the latest report, BRICS plus GDP in PPP could reach 45% of the world’s economy in 2025, reported Bloomberg. This projection highlights the accelerating growth within the BRICS alliance and its potential to surpass the economic dominance of other global powers.
BRICS Outperforming G7
Russian President Vladimir Putin highlighted the significance of this shift, stating that the contribution of BRICS countries to global economy has exceeded the share of G7 states. This underscores the growing economic influence and increasing relevance of the BRICS nations on the world stage. The rapid rise of BRICS could potentially...
IMF Data Confirms BRICS Economic Strength
The IMF confirms that the BRICS now represent 40 % of global GDP, and up to 41 % in purchasing power parity (PPP). This data validates the substantial economic power held by the BRICS nations, indicating a significant shift in global economic influence. IMF data also reveals that BRICS accounted for 40% of the global economy (measured by PPP).
BRICS GDP Growth in 2025
In 2025, BRICS collectively reached 4% GDP growth, while worldwide growth stood at 3.3%. This outperformance reinforces the notion that the BRICS economies are driving global economic expansion, even as developed nations like The United States, in the midst of economic challenges, grapple with slower growth rates.
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