Real GDP growth measures economic output adjusted for inflation — a quick way to see who's actually expanding versus just seeing prices rise. This infographic only compares projected real GDP growth for 2025 among the world's largest 50 economies by GDP.
On the high side, countries like

India (already the world's 4th largest economy) are benefiting from strong public investment, manufacturing policies and a push to attract high-value FDI — factors behind IMF upgrades in 2025.

Argentina shows a rebound after policy shifts and market re-opening that boosted commodity receipts and investment expectations.

Vietnam and

Philippines gain from export-led manufacturing, remittances and renewed FDI amid supply-chain shifts away from China.
By contrast, several large advanced economies — notably

Germany — face weak external demand and industrial headwinds, while

Mexico's softer forecast reflects timing effects, domestic uncertainties and trade frictions flagged this year.