As our chart shows, the new, expanded BRICS represent roughly 45 percent of the world’s population and 35 percent of global GDP when measured at purchasing power parity.

"Few people promote such figures, though we try to announce them, but in reality, BRICS countries account for 35% of global GDP now, while G7 states [account for] 30%," Alexander Pankin said, adding ...

The gap has been steadily widening, with the BRICS now accounting for 35% of the world's GDP, compared to 30% for the G7 members. With even more countries joining the informal division, the BRICS now ...

"In 1992, G7 accounted for 45.5% of global GDP, while in 2022 it [accounted for] 30.5% [of global GDP]. …> The forecast for 2028 is 27.9%. The BRICS group, excluding the new members, had a share ...

The BRICS currently account for 50% of global GDP compared with 23% for the G7 countries or more than double the G7's. By 2030 their share of global GDP would be expected to hit 55% with new ...

Putin, at a plenary session of the BRICS economic grouping in Moscow, compared the changes in the share in the global GDP between the G7 and BRICS, noting that in 1992 it was 45.5% to 16.7%.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Russia from October 22-23 to attend the 16th BRICS Summit, ... exceed GDP of G7 nations: Putin. ANI | Updated: Oct 18, 2024 16:50 IST.

MOSCOW, October 18. /TASS/. The share of BRICS countries in the global GDP already exceeds the one of G7 and continues to grow, Russian President Vladimir Putin said at the BRICS Business Forum.

The G7 is a sunset organisation. BRICS is a sunrise organisation. These claims are undeniable. ... The US share of the combined G7 GDP has gone up dramatically from 46% in 2000 to 59% this year.

MOSCOW, Oct 18 (Bernama-TASS) -- The share of BRICS countries in the global gross domestic product (GDP) already exceeds the one of G7 and continues to grow, the Russian News Agency (TASS) reported, ...

According to TASS report, Putin said that in the year 1992 the share of the Group of Seven countries is 45.5 per cent while that of BRICS countries account for 16.7 per cent of global GDP. In 2023 ...