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    GDP

    Dataset: GDP by country Unit: US Dollars (Nominal) Year: 2025 (Projections)

    GDP by Country (2025)

    IMF-style 2025 nominal GDP view (USD). Static 2025 snapshot (218 economies). Charts & comparisons are computed locally — no live data calls.

    Static snapshot Nominal • FX-sensitive 2025 • Projections 218 economies
    Source
    IMF
    World Economic Outlook (October 2025)
    Data Type
    Nominal GDP
    Countries Listed
    218

    What is Gross Domestic Product (GDP)?

    Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is the total monetary value of all goods and services produced and sold within a country over one year.

    Nominal (or "Current") GDP reflects current prices and exchange rates, without adjustments for inflation or cost-of-living differences.

    Key takeaways

    Quick read before you dive into charts + table.

    Insight
    • Concentration is high: a handful of economies drive a large share of total nominal output.
    • Nominal GDP is FX-sensitive: exchange-rate swings can move USD rankings even when domestic output is steady.
    • Growth ≠ size: mid-sized economies can post faster % growth while adding fewer absolute dollars than giants.
    • Per-capita changes the story: small advanced economies can rank very high on output per person.
    How to read this dashboard

    What each view is best for.

    Guide

    Bar chart: ranks the largest economies by total nominal GDP (USD). Use it for “who’s biggest?”.

    Growth vs size: compares growth rate to economic size. Spot fast growers and “large but steady” economies.

    Table: your source of truth. Use Search + Sort to answer specific questions (e.g., “highest per-capita” or “largest growth %”).

    Methodology & caveats

    Read this before comparing countries.

    Important

    Nominal vs PPP: this page uses nominal GDP in USD. PPP adjusts for cost-of-living and can change rankings.

    Projections: 2025 values are forecasts. Revisions happen as inflation, policy, commodities, and demand evolve.

    Exchange rates matter: local-currency GDP can rise, but a weaker currency may reduce USD value (and vice versa).

    See also:

    • GDP per Capita by Country
    • IMF World Economic Outlook
    • World Bank Data
    Top 15 economies

    Nominal GDP (USD) — 2025 projections

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    GDP (USD) Top 5 highlight
    Growth vs size

    GDP growth % vs nominal GDP (USD)

    Each dot is a country. X-axis is GDP (log scale). Y-axis is growth %.

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    Top movers

    Quick winners across key metrics

    Computed from the full dataset (including generated rows if missing).

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    Pick 2–3 countries

    Compare GDP, growth, and per-capita side-by-side.

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    Tip: Use the table below to search + sort if a country isn't obvious.

    GDP by Country - World Map

    GDP (NOMINAL)

    Very High (>$10T)
    High ($1T-$10T)
    Medium-High ($100B-$1T)
    Medium ($10B-$100B)
    Medium-Low ($1B-$10B)
    Low (<$1B)

    This is a lightweight “terminal map” placeholder. Rankings + comparisons below remain accurate.

    2025 (Projections) - Nominal GDP (US $) Worldwide

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    # ⇅ Country ⇅ GDP ⇅ GDP (Full Value) ⇅ GDP Growth ⇅ GDP per Capita ⇅
    1 United States $30.62 trillion $30,615,743,000,000 2% $89,599
    2 China $19.4 trillion $19,398,577,000,000 4.8% $13,806
    3 Germany $5.01 trillion $5,013,574,000,000 0.2% $59,925
    4 Japan $4.28 trillion $4,279,828,000,000 1.1% $34,713
    5 India $4.13 trillion $4,125,213,000,000 6.6% $2,818
    6 United Kingdom $3.96 trillion $3,958,780,000,000 1.3% $56,661
    7 France $3.36 trillion $3,361,557,000,000 0.7% $48,982
    8 Italy $2.54 trillion $2,543,677,000,000 0.5% $43,161
    9 Russia $2.54 trillion $2,540,656,000,000 0.6% $17,446
    10 Canada $2.28 trillion $2,283,599,000,000 1.2% $54,935
    11 Brazil $2.26 trillion $2,256,910,000,000 2.4% $10,578
    12 Spain $1.89 trillion $1,891,371,000,000 2.9% $38,040
    13 Mexico $1.86 trillion $1,862,740,000,000 1% $13,967
    14 South Korea $1.86 trillion $1,858,572,000,000 0.9% $35,962
    15 Australia $1.83 trillion $1,829,508,000,000 1.8% $65,946
    16 Turkey $1.57 trillion $1,565,471,000,000 3.5% $18,198
    17 Indonesia $1.44 trillion $1,443,256,000,000 4.9% $5,074
    18 Netherlands $1.32 trillion $1,320,635,000,000 1.4% $73,174
    19 Saudi Arabia $1.27 trillion $1,268,535,000,000 4% $35,231
    20 Poland $1.04 trillion $1,039,619,000,000 3.2% $28,485
    21 Switzerland $1 trillion $1,002,666,000,000 0.9% $111,047
    22 Taiwan $884.39 billion $884,387,000,000 3.7% $37,827
    23 Belgium $716.98 billion $716,980,000,000 1.1% $60,418
    24 Ireland $708.77 billion $708,771,000,000 9.1% $129,132
    25 Argentina $683.37 billion $683,371,000,000 4.5% $14,359
    26 Sweden $662.32 billion $662,318,000,000 0.7% $62,036
    27 Israel $610.75 billion $610,752,000,000 2.5% $60,009
    28 Singapore $574.18 billion $574,185,000,000 2.2% $94,481
    29 United Arab Emirates $569.1 billion $569,097,000,000 4.8% $51,348
    30 Austria $566.46 billion $566,456,000,000 0.3% $61,694
    31 Thailand $558.57 billion $558,573,000,000 2% $7,942
    32 Norway $517.1 billion $517,102,000,000 1.2% $91,884
    33 Philippines $494.16 billion $494,158,000,000 5.4% $4,321
    34 Vietnam $484.73 billion $484,726,000,000 6.5% $4,745
    35 Bangladesh $475.01 billion $475,011,000,000 3.8% $2,734
    36 Malaysia $470.57 billion $470,572,000,000 4.5% $13,901
    37 Denmark $459.61 billion $459,612,000,000 1.9% $78,202
    Tips: Click any column header to sort. Use Search to filter by country name. Hover rows to scan quickly.

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