Year in Which Nations Achieved $1 Trillion GDP

The United States reached the $1 trillion GDP milestone ahead of all, marking its economic dominance post-World War II and during the Cold War era.

Japan's rapid industrialisation and export-led growth propelled it to join the trillion-dollar club, becoming a major economic power in Asia.

Germany's robust manufacturing sector and export prowess solidified its position as an economic powerhouse in Europe after post-war reconstruction.

France's diversified economy, bolstered by strong industrial and service sectors, enabled it to reach a $1 trillion GDP, enhancing its economic stature globally.

Italy and the UK both achieved $1 trillion in GDP around the same time, reflecting their historical roles in trade, finance, and industrialisation.

1998 - China: China's economic reforms and rapid industrial expansion catapulted it to the trillion-dollar mark, marking the beginning of its emergence as a global economic superpower.