According to data from relevant bodies, these are the top 5 Largest economies in the world right now - 2019 (with each country's GDP in bracket beside it).
Here:

(1) USA ($20.49 trillion)

(2) China ($13.4 trillion)

(3) Japan ($4.97 trillion)

(4) Germany ($4 trillion)

(5) UK ($2.82 trillion).

If we go a bit further,..
India is in number 6 (with GDP in the region of around $2.71 trillion),
France is in number 7 (with GDP in the region of around $2.68 trillion).

If you thank me for telling you this, I will smile and say "you're welcome."

Just say USA, China and odas ....cose the gap is too much....

EmmaFantastic:

According to data from relevant bodies, these are the top 5 Largest economies in the world right now - 2019 (with each country's GDP in bracket beside it).
Here:

(1) USA ($20.49 trillion)

(2) China ($13.4 trillion)

(3) Japan ($4.97 trillion)

(4) Germany ($4 trillion)

(5) UK ($2.82 trillion).

If we go a bit further,..
India is in number 6 (with GDP in the region of around $2.71 trillion),
France is in number 7 (with GDP in the region of around $2.68 trillion).

If you thank me for telling you this, I will smile and say "you're welcome."

Data from relevant bodies that don't have names?

DrKlever:
Data from relevant bodies that don't have names?

So you don't know the bodies around the world that handle such data and economic indices? I thought that'd too amateur for me to be naming for adults.
Here:
World Bank, IMF, World Economic Forum, United Nations, EU Commission, World Trade Organisation (WTO), The Economist, Bloomberg, African Development Bank (AfDB), Nigerian Economic Society, many economic organizations, business bodies...the list is obviously a massive one.