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Top Countries by GDP

Countries ranked by nominal GDP (Gross Domestic Product) in U.S. dollars. Source: World Bank ยท

World countries ranked by GDP

  • 1United States30.77T USD
  • 2China19.50T USD
  • 3Germany5.05T USD
  • 4Japan4.44T USD
  • 5United Kingdom4.00T USD
  • 6India3.96T USD
  • 7France3.37T USD
  • 8Russian Federation2.56T USD
  • 9Italy2.55T USD
  • 10Canada2.32T USD
  • 11Brazil2.28T USD
  • 12Spain1.91T USD
  • 13Korea, Rep.1.87T USD
  • 14Mexico1.83T USD
  • 15Australia1.80T USD
  • 16Turkiye1.60T USD
  • 17Indonesia1.45T USD
  • 18Netherlands1.33T USD
  • 19Saudi Arabia1.28T USD
  • 20Switzerland1.04T USD
  • 21Poland1.04T USD
  • 22Belgium725.47B USD
  • 23Ireland721.70B USD
  • 24Argentina683.10B USD
  • 25Sweden669.00B USD
  • 26Israel610.78B USD
  • 27Singapore603.87B USD
  • 28Austria579.47B USD
  • 29Thailand577.01B USD
  • 30Norway530.76B USD
  • 31Viet Nam514.70B USD
  • 32Philippines487.09B USD
  • 33Malaysia472.19B USD
  • 34Denmark462.53B USD
  • 35Colombia457.41B USD
  • 36Bangladesh456.32B USD
  • 37Romania428.68B USD
  • 38Hong Kong SAR, China427.31B USD
  • 39South Africa427.18B USD
  • 40Pakistan407.31B USD
  • 41Czechia391.03B USD
  • 42Egypt, Arab Rep.365.25B USD
  • 43Iran, Islamic Rep.362.68B USD
  • 44Chile357.37B USD
  • 45Portugal346.64B USD
  • 46Small states337.31B USD
  • 47Peru334.85B USD
  • 48Finland317.04B USD
  • 49Kazakhstan306.24B USD
  • 50Nigeria290.79B USD
  • 51Algeria287.03B USD
  • 52Greece280.64B USD
  • 53New Zealand264.06B USD
  • 54Iraq254.37B USD
  • 55Hungary246.49B USD
  • 56Qatar215.56B USD
  • 57Ukraine214.23B USD
  • 58Morocco182.37B USD
  • 59Kuwait157.21B USD
  • 60Slovak Republic154.53B USD
  • 61Uzbekistan147.04B USD
  • 62Kenya135.94B USD
  • 63Bulgaria130.78B USD
  • 64Ecuador130.32B USD
  • 65Puerto Rico (US)129.37B USD
  • 66Dominican Republic127.41B USD
  • 67Ethiopia126.36B USD
  • 68Guatemala123.31B USD
  • 69Angola122.17B USD
  • 70Ghana114.21B USD
  • 71Oman109.60B USD
  • 72Sri Lanka108.83B USD
  • 73Croatia105.06B USD
  • 74Costa Rica102.90B USD
  • 75Luxembourg101.16B USD
  • 76Serbia99.95B USD
  • 77Cote d'Ivoire99.77B USD
  • 78Venezuela, RB99.66B USD
  • 79Lithuania95.21B USD
  • 80Belarus93.40B USD
  • 81Congo, Dem. Rep.91.03B USD
  • 82Panama90.46B USD
  • 83Tanzania90.14B USD
  • 84Uruguay85.35B USD
  • 85Myanmar81.67B USD
  • 86Slovenia79.65B USD
  • 87Azerbaijan75.94B USD
  • 88Bolivia64.77B USD
  • 89Uganda61.99B USD
  • 90Jordan61.61B USD
  • 91Sudan60.16B USD
  • 92Cameroon58.93B USD
  • 93Tunisia57.50B USD
  • 94Macao SAR, China52.06B USD
  • 95Cambodia51.27B USD
  • 96Zimbabwe51.22B USD
  • 97Turkmenistan49.83B USD
  • 98Paraguay49.28B USD
  • 99Bahrain48.97B USD
  • 100Latvia48.62B USD
  • 101Libya48.10B USD
  • 102Estonia47.03B USD
  • 103Nepal45.49B USD
  • 104Cyprus41.23B USD
  • 105Honduras39.60B USD
  • 106Iceland38.58B USD
  • 107Georgia38.14B USD
  • 108Senegal37.01B USD
  • 109El Salvador36.71B USD
  • 110Bosnia and Herzegovina32.60B USD
  • 111Papua New Guinea32.50B USD
  • 112Haiti32.08B USD
  • 113Albania30.54B USD
  • 114Mali30.07B USD
  • 115Armenia29.24B USD
  • 116Zambia28.88B USD
  • 117Guinea28.35B USD
  • 118Malta27.77B USD
  • 119Burkina Faso27.63B USD
  • 120Guyana27.10B USD
  • 121Trinidad and Tobago25.94B USD
  • 122Mongolia25.37B USD
  • 123Benin24.57B USD
  • 124Jamaica22.70B USD
  • 125Kyrgyz Republic22.62B USD
  • 126Mozambique22.34B USD
  • 127Nicaragua22.24B USD
  • 128Niger21.65B USD
  • 129Chad21.47B USD
  • 130Gabon21.43B USD
  • 131Moldova20.35B USD
  • 132Botswana19.93B USD
  • 133Madagascar19.62B USD
  • 134North Macedonia19.10B USD
  • 135Lao PDR18.30B USD
  • 136Tajikistan17.66B USD
  • 137West Bank and Gaza17.17B USD
  • 138Rwanda16.37B USD
  • 139Congo, Rep.16.31B USD
  • 140Mauritius16.16B USD
  • 141Namibia15.08B USD
  • 142Brunei Darussalam15.03B USD
  • 143Malawi14.92B USD
  • 144Somalia, Fed. Rep.13.00B USD
  • 145Equatorial Guinea12.82B USD
  • 146Togo11.89B USD
  • 147Mauritania11.68B USD
  • 148Montenegro9.23B USD
  • 149Barbados8.02B USD
  • 150Maldives7.74B USD
  • 151Sierra Leone7.46B USD
  • 152Fiji6.20B USD
  • 153Liberia5.25B USD
  • 154Eswatini5.16B USD
  • 155Djibouti4.62B USD
  • 156Suriname4.52B USD
  • 157Andorra4.50B USD
  • 158Bhutan3.58B USD
  • 159Burundi3.36B USD
  • 160Belize3.33B USD
  • 161Central African Republic3.07B USD
  • 162Cabo Verde3.06B USD
  • 163St. Lucia2.66B USD
  • 164Gambia, The2.59B USD
  • 165Lesotho2.57B USD
  • 166Guinea-Bissau2.53B USD
  • 167Seychelles2.39B USD
  • 168Antigua and Barbuda2.34B USD
  • 169Timor-Leste1.90B USD
  • 170Sint Maarten (Dutch part)1.89B USD
  • 171Comoros1.81B USD
  • 172Solomon Islands1.75B USD
  • 173Grenada1.42B USD
  • 174Vanuatu1.35B USD
  • 175Samoa1.29B USD
  • 176St. Vincent and the Grenadines1.26B USD
  • 177St. Kitts and Nevis1.18B USD
  • 178Sao Tome and Principe981.29M USD
  • 179Dominica723.86M USD
  • 180Tonga679.22M USD
  • 181Micronesia, Fed. Sts.501.80M USD
  • 182Kiribati349.23M USD
  • 183Palau345.00M USD
  • 184Marshall Islands308.00M USD
  • 185Nauru176.04M USD

How this GDP ranking is built

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is the total monetary value of all goods and services a country produces in a year. The figures shown are nominal GDP โ€” not adjusted for purchasing power parity โ€” reported in U.S. dollars at the prevailing exchange rate. Data comes from the World Bank, refreshed once a country's national accounts are published.

Because the values are converted to dollars, currency moves can shift the ranking even when local output is unchanged. The figure under each value shows GDP produced per second on average โ€” a useful intuition for the scale of an economy. To compare countries against the world's largest companies by sales, see the revenue ranking.

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