The names of the cities with the world's largest economic potential have been announced. According to the latest research, the Japanese capital, Tokyo, has been named the world's wealthiest city, boasting an economic volume of approximately $2.55 trillion.
Operative Information Center-OMM reports that New York City, considered the financial and commercial hub of the United States, secured the second position in the rankings. Experts emphasize that these cities, which dominate the global economy, continue to outpace other regions in terms of both investment attractiveness and industrial potential.
Such rankings typically evaluate Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by metropolitan area, reflecting the concentration of multinational corporations, financial institutions, and technological innovation. Tokyo's leading position underscores its role as a critical node in the global supply chain and its massive industrial base. Meanwhile, New York remains a pivotal center for international finance, housing the world's largest stock exchanges. These urban centers serve as primary engines for global economic growth, attracting significant foreign direct investment and high-skilled labor from around the world.
