Which country has the highest Consumer Spending?

United States has the highest Consumer Spending in 2023, at $18.82T, followed by China ($6.96T) and Germany ($2.26T).

Which country has the lowest Consumer Spending?

Marshall Islands has the lowest Consumer Spending in 2023, at $183.22M.

What is the median Consumer Spending across countries?

The median is $39.11B across the 148 countries with data in 2023.

Where does this consumer spending by country data come from?

Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: World Development Indicators - World Bank.

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Consumer Spending by Country

Name: Consumer Spending by Country
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United States has the highest Consumer Spending in 2023 ($18.82T), followed by China ($6.96T) and Germany ($2.26T). Marshall Islands has the lowest ($183.22M).

Economics187 countries · 4 metricsUpdated Feb 26, 2025Original page

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World Development Indicators - World Bank

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Consumer Spending, 2023

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Ranking

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Distribution Median and middle halfThe median is the middle value: half of places are above it, half below. The middle half is the range holding the central 50% of places.More in the glossary →

Each dot is one country; the lines mark the median and the middle half.

Median

$39.11B

Middle half $12.87B – $206.89B

Average

$375.39B

148 countries

Highest

$18.82T

United States

Lowest

$183.22M

Marshall Islands

Over time · 1990–2023

The top 5 in 2023, against the median.

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Data

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149 countries · # = rank by Consumer Spending

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1	United States	$18.82T	$45,384 constant 2015 US$	$17.02T constant 2021 INT$	67.9%
2	China	$6.96T	—	—	39.1%
3	Germany	$2.26T	$22,552 constant 2015 US$	$2.48T constant 2021 INT$	49.9%
4	India	$2.15T	$1,312 constant 2015 US$	$8.21T constant 2021 INT$	60.3%
5	United Kingdom	$2.06T	$29,326 constant 2015 US$	$1.96T constant 2021 INT$	61.1%
6	France	$1.63T	$20,695 constant 2015 US$	$1.71T constant 2021 INT$	53.4%
7	Brazil	$1.38T	$5,934 constant 2015 US$	$2.42T constant 2021 INT$	63.3%
8	Italy	$1.34T	$19,736 constant 2015 US$	$1.57T constant 2021 INT$	58.4%
9	Mexico	$1.26T	$7,392 constant 2015 US$	$1.79T constant 2021 INT$	70.3%
10	Canada	$1.18T	$26,088 constant 2015 US$	$1.17T constant 2021 INT$	55.2%
11	Russia	$1.01T	$5,827 constant 2015 US$	$2.76T constant 2021 INT$	49.8%
12	Spain	$879.14B	$15,746 constant 2015 US$	$1.12T constant 2021 INT$	54.3%
13	Australia	$869.88B	$33,819 constant 2015 US$	$781.44B constant 2021 INT$	50.3%
14	South Korea	$838.03B	$15,975 constant 2015 US$	$1.05T constant 2021 INT$	48.9%
15	Indonesia	$746.24B	$2,345 constant 2015 US$	$1.94T constant 2021 INT$	54.4%
16	Turkey	$664.05B	$10,989 constant 2015 US$	$1.76T constant 2021 INT$	59.4%
17	Netherlands	$486.43B	$21,464 constant 2015 US$	$482.62B constant 2021 INT$	42.1%
18	Poland	$467.12B	$9,949 constant 2015 US$	$823.67B constant 2021 INT$	57.7%
19	Switzerland	$456.71B	$45,244 constant 2015 US$	$315.22B constant 2021 INT$	51.6%
20	Saudi Arabia	$426.56B	$10,770 constant 2015 US$	$750.28B constant 2021 INT$	40.0%
21	Argentina	$426.08B	$8,672 constant 2015 US$	$747.9B constant 2021 INT$	65.9%
22	Philippines	$334.5B	$2,695 constant 2015 US$	$804.96B constant 2021 INT$	76.5%
23	Egypt	$327B	$3,229 constant 2015 US$	$1.49T constant 2021 INT$	82.6%
24	Belgium	$324.71B	$22,071 constant 2015 US$	$324.31B constant 2021 INT$	50.4%
25	Bangladesh	$299.96B	$1,263 constant 2015 US$	$910.91B constant 2021 INT$	68.6%
26	Thailand	$296.99B	$3,762 constant 2015 US$	$821.17B constant 2021 INT$	57.7%
27	Pakistan	$281.21B	$1,497 constant 2015 US$	$1.2T constant 2021 INT$	83.2%
28	Colombia	$277.94B	$5,204 constant 2015 US$	$625.73B constant 2021 INT$	76.5%
29	Hong Kong	$268.72B	$30,475 constant 2015 US$	$307.27B constant 2021 INT$	70.6%
30	Austria	$267.09B	$23,299 constant 2015 US$	$282.85B constant 2021 INT$	52.2%
31	Sweden	$256.06B	$24,401 constant 2015 US$	$264.52B constant 2021 INT$	43.8%
32	Israel	$245.63B	$21,430 constant 2015 US$	$204.26B constant 2021 INT$	47.8%
33	South Africa	$245.16B	$3,843 constant 2015 US$	$527.65B constant 2021 INT$	64.4%
34	Malaysia	$241.75B	$6,939 constant 2015 US$	$673.05B constant 2021 INT$	60.5%
35	Vietnam	$234.56B	$2,111 constant 2015 US$	$699.27B constant 2021 INT$	54.6%
36	United Arab Emirates	$234.51B	$22,906 constant 2015 US$	$311.25B constant 2021 INT$	45.6%
37	Romania	$217.04B	$8,591 constant 2015 US$	$416.08B constant 2021 INT$	61.9%
38	Iran	$203.51B	$2,826 constant 2015 US$	$678.89B constant 2021 INT$	50.3%
39	Chile	$203.46B	$9,197 constant 2015 US$	$297.91B constant 2021 INT$	60.6%
40	Denmark	$185.09B	$27,360 constant 2015 US$	$158.67B constant 2021 INT$	45.5%
41	Norway	$182.15B	$33,499 constant 2015 US$	$172.23B constant 2021 INT$	37.5%
42	Portugal	$179.66B	$14,326 constant 2015 US$	$240.36B constant 2021 INT$	62.1%
43	Peru	$171.94B	$4,400 constant 2015 US$	$289.29B constant 2021 INT$	64.3%
44	Greece	$162.9B	$14,510 constant 2015 US$	$223.95B constant 2021 INT$	66.9%
45	Finland	$157.5B	$24,582 constant 2015 US$	$150.73B constant 2021 INT$	53.3%
46	Singapore	$157.02B	$23,223 constant 2015 US$	$179.32B constant 2021 INT$	31.3%
47	Czechia	$150.99B	$8,706 constant 2015 US$	$180.2B constant 2021 INT$	44.0%
48	Ireland	$147.58B	$22,613 constant 2015 US$	$124.83B constant 2021 INT$	26.8%
49	Kazakhstan	$134.7B	$6,156 constant 2015 US$	$325.06B constant 2021 INT$	51.3%
50	Ethiopia	$129.17B	$628 constant 2015 US$	$264.25B constant 2021 INT$	78.9%
51	Ukraine	$114.6B	$1,988 constant 2015 US$	$334.53B constant 2021 INT$	64.1%
52	Hungary	$105.15B	$8,421 constant 2015 US$	$165.06B constant 2021 INT$	49.5%
53	Algeria	$101.01B	$1,867 constant 2015 US$	$292B constant 2021 INT$	40.8%
54	Puerto Rico	$94.27B	$26,486 constant 2015 US$	$97.96B constant 2021 INT$	80.0%
55	Guatemala	$91.28B	$3,921 constant 2015 US$	$181.92B constant 2021 INT$	87.4%
56	Morocco	$88.62B	$1,974 constant 2015 US$	$193.25B constant 2021 INT$	61.4%
57	Sudan	$88.13B	$715 constant 2015 US$	$91.5B constant 2021 INT$	80.7%
58	Kenya	$83.13B	$1,320 constant 2015 US$	$234.14B constant 2021 INT$	76.9%
59	Dominican Republic	$78.59B	$6,048 constant 2015 US$	$166.82B constant 2021 INT$	64.7%
60	Slovakia	$78.26B	$10,674 constant 2015 US$	$102.49B constant 2021 INT$	58.9%
61	Ecuador	$76.47B	$3,949 constant 2015 US$	$153.82B constant 2021 INT$	64.3%
62	Uzbekistan	$69.23B	$2,559 constant 2015 US$	$219.65B constant 2021 INT$	68.1%
63	Ghana	$64.34B	$1,648 constant 2015 US$	$166.07B constant 2021 INT$	84.2%
64	Bulgaria	$59.12B	$6,407 constant 2015 US$	$113.27B constant 2021 INT$	57.7%
65	Sri Lanka	$58.49B	$2,604 constant 2015 US$	$181.09B constant 2021 INT$	69.3%
66	Costa Rica	$55.8B	$8,854 constant 2015 US$	$75.7B constant 2021 INT$	64.5%
67	Ivory Coast	$51.21B	$1,361 constant 2015 US$	$120.49B constant 2021 INT$	64.9%
68	Serbia	$50.92B	$5,311 constant 2015 US$	$90.08B constant 2021 INT$	62.6%
69	Croatia	$48.33B	$10,127 constant 2015 US$	$77.41B constant 2021 INT$	57.3%
70	Angola	$47.81B	$1,266 constant 2015 US$	$105.23B constant 2021 INT$	56.4%
71	Lithuania	$45.74B	$10,928 constant 2015 US$	$66.2B constant 2021 INT$	57.3%
72	Tanzania	$42.79B	$597 constant 2015 US$	$137.54B constant 2021 INT$	54.1%
73	DR Congo	$41.64B	$339 constant 2015 US$	$80.83B constant 2021 INT$	62.7%
74	Belarus	$39.34B	$4,184 constant 2015 US$	$131.59B constant 2021 INT$	54.7%
75	Panama	$38.89B	$7,629 constant 2015 US$	$68.25B constant 2021 INT$	46.7%
76	Azerbaijan	$38.5B	—	—	53.2%
77	Cameroon	$36.41B	$1,103 constant 2015 US$	$98.38B constant 2021 INT$	73.9%
78	Slovenia	$36.18B	$13,808 constant 2015 US$	$46.96B constant 2021 INT$	52.3%
79	Tunisia	$35.49B	$2,905 constant 2015 US$	$112.09B constant 2021 INT$	73.1%
80	Nepal	$35.16B	$994 constant 2015 US$	$118.16B constant 2021 INT$	85.9%
81	Uganda	$34.92B	$706 constant 2015 US$	$87.92B constant 2021 INT$	71.6%
82	Bolivia	$30.91B	$2,235 constant 2015 US$	$81.8B constant 2021 INT$	68.5%
83	Honduras	$29.72B	$2,200 constant 2015 US$	$53.63B constant 2021 INT$	86.4%
84	Paraguay	$28.47B	$4,185 constant 2015 US$	$64.79B constant 2021 INT$	66.3%
85	El Salvador	$27.68B	$3,602 constant 2015 US$	$50.82B constant 2021 INT$	81.4%
86	Luxembourg	$27.63B	$35,631 constant 2015 US$	$24.35B constant 2021 INT$	32.2%
87	Zimbabwe	$26.87B	$1,015 constant 2015 US$	$33.77B constant 2021 INT$	76.3%
88	Latvia	$26.67B	$10,365 constant 2015 US$	$38.7B constant 2021 INT$	63.1%
89	Cambodia	$25.54B	$1,320 constant 2015 US$	$66.07B constant 2021 INT$	60.3%
90	Georgia	$22B	$4,556 constant 2015 US$	$46.85B constant 2021 INT$	71.5%
91	Estonia	$21.58B	$10,928 constant 2015 US$	$24.78B constant 2021 INT$	52.3%
92	Senegal	$20.65B	$1,007 constant 2015 US$	$49.82B constant 2021 INT$	67.0%
93	Cyprus	$20.22B	$20,423 constant 2015 US$	$26.49B constant 2021 INT$	59.7%
94	Haiti	$19.89B	$1,352 constant 2015 US$	$30.98B constant 2021 INT$	100.2%
95	Bosnia and Herzegovina	$18.85B	$4,592 constant 2015 US$	$36.1B constant 2021 INT$	68.5%
96	Bahrain	$18B	$10,472 constant 2015 US$	$31.33B constant 2021 INT$	39.1%
97	Palestine	$17.68B	$2,893 constant 2015 US$	$29.19B constant 2021 INT$	101.5%
98	Afghanistan	$16.78B	—	$73.95B constant 2021 INT$	97.4%
99	Albania	$16.53B	$4,016 constant 2015 US$	$27.95B constant 2021 INT$	70.2%
100	Mozambique	$16.34B	$458 constant 2015 US$	$37.9B constant 2021 INT$	78.0%
101	Guinea	$16.19B	$691 constant 2015 US$	$36.98B constant 2021 INT$	72.9%
102	Armenia	$15.74B	$3,531 constant 2015 US$	$33.82B constant 2021 INT$	65.4%
103	Iceland	$15.51B	$30,658 constant 2015 US$	$11.78B constant 2021 INT$	49.5%
104	Mali	$15.32B	$575 constant 2015 US$	$44.14B constant 2021 INT$	74.2%
105	Libya	$14.62B	$2,485 constant 2015 US$	$28.35B constant 2021 INT$	32.4%
106	Moldova	$14.1B	$3,264 constant 2015 US$	$29.93B constant 2021 INT$	85.3%
107	Nicaragua	$13.92B	$1,654 constant 2015 US$	$33.6B constant 2021 INT$	78.1%
108	Macau	$13.77B	$18,890 constant 2015 US$	$19.32B constant 2021 INT$	30.1%
109	Somalia	$13.55B	$591 constant 2015 US$	$31.66B constant 2021 INT$	123.5%
110	Burkina Faso	$13.13B	$494 constant 2015 US$	$38.51B constant 2021 INT$	64.6%
111	Zambia	$12.99B	—	—	47.1%
112	Kyrgyzstan	$12.53B	$1,371 constant 2015 US$	$35.58B constant 2021 INT$	89.5%
113	Benin	$11.61B	$810 constant 2015 US$	$32.91B constant 2021 INT$	59.0%
114	North Macedonia	$10.79B	$4,834 constant 2015 US$	$25.27B constant 2021 INT$	68.5%
115	Rwanda	$10.62B	$741 constant 2015 US$	$32.56B constant 2021 INT$	75.3%
116	Malta	$10.23B	$15,861 constant 2015 US$	$13.33B constant 2021 INT$	45.8%
117	Madagascar	$9.97B	$250 constant 2015 US$	$30.01B constant 2021 INT$	63.1%
118	Chad	$9.81B	$438 constant 2015 US$	$25.91B constant 2021 INT$	74.6%
119	Mauritius	$9.73B	$7,233 constant 2015 US$	$19.78B constant 2021 INT$	66.5%
120	Bahamas	$9.67B	$20,309 constant 2015 US$	$7.59B constant 2021 INT$	67.5%
121	Mongolia	$9.05B	$2,955 constant 2015 US$	$28.58B constant 2021 INT$	44.5%
122	Namibia	$9.05B	$3,352 constant 2015 US$	$22.37B constant 2021 INT$	73.3%
123	Botswana	$8.33B	$3,239 constant 2015 US$	$19.22B constant 2021 INT$	42.9%
124	Togo	$7.16B	$652 constant 2015 US$	$17.78B constant 2021 INT$	78.1%
125	Republic of the Congo	$6.76B	$815 constant 2015 US$	$16.08B constant 2021 INT$	44.1%
126	Gabon	$6.69B	$2,225 constant 2015 US$	$12.5B constant 2021 INT$	34.5%
127	Equatorial Guinea	$6.5B	$3,220 constant 2015 US$	$13.54B constant 2021 INT$	52.7%
128	Mauritania	$5.89B	$1,011 constant 2015 US$	$15.75B constant 2021 INT$	55.3%
129	Sierra Leone	$5.62B	$623 constant 2015 US$	$22.93B constant 2021 INT$	87.6%
130	Montenegro	$5.51B	$7,126 constant 2015 US$	$10.28B constant 2021 INT$	73.1%
131	Brunei	$4.17B	$9,642 constant 2015 US$	$9.29B constant 2021 INT$	27.6%
132	Bermuda	$3.9B	$47,566 constant 2015 US$	$2.53B constant 2021 INT$	47.9%
133	Maldives	$3.38B	$5,656 constant 2015 US$	$4.69B constant 2021 INT$	51.3%
134	Central African Republic	$2.49B	$467 constant 2015 US$	$4.72B constant 2021 INT$	97.4%
135	Djibouti	$2.48B	$2,127 constant 2015 US$	$4.86B constant 2021 INT$	60.6%
136	Gambia	$2.06B	$543 constant 2015 US$	$6.08B constant 2021 INT$	85.9%
137	Burundi	$2B	$196 constant 2015 US$	$7.93B constant 2021 INT$	75.6%
138	Lesotho	$1.97B	$855 constant 2015 US$	$5.58B constant 2021 INT$	92.9%
139	Cape Verde	$1.93B	$3,203 constant 2015 US$	$3.22B constant 2021 INT$	76.1%
140	Belize	$1.93B	$3,996 constant 2015 US$	$3.05B constant 2021 INT$	62.9%
141	Aruba	$1.9B	—	—	52.1%
142	Faroe Islands	$1.59B	—	—	40.6%
143	Seychelles	$1.58B	$12,326 constant 2015 US$	$2.23B constant 2021 INT$	73.8%
144	Guinea-Bissau	$1.51B	$602 constant 2015 US$	$3.67B constant 2021 INT$	73.9%
145	Timor-Leste	$1.46B	$865 constant 2015 US$	$2.9B constant 2021 INT$	70.0%
146	Comoros	$1.35B	$1,302 constant 2015 US$	$2.35B constant 2021 INT$	100.1%
147	Samoa	$822.79M	$3,210 constant 2015 US$	$981.79M constant 2021 INT$	87.7%
148	Marshall Islands	$183.22M	$3,894 constant 2015 US$	$170.13M constant 2021 INT$	70.7%
—	Palau	—	$10,493 constant 2015 US$	$207.69M constant 2021 INT$	—

What correlates with Consumer Spending (2023)?

Pearson r against 1,479 other country metrics sharing at least 89 countries. Correlation is not causation.

Higher together

Places that have a higher Consumer Spending tend to score higher on these

National Central Gov DebtCountries with the Highest National Debt
r = +0.99 · very strong · n = 115
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Domestic & International Market VolumeBond Market Size by Country
r = +0.99 · very strong · n = 132
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Annual Reddit UsersReddit Users by Country
r = +0.99 · very strong · n = 128
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Domestic Bond Market VolumeBond Market Size by Country
r = +0.99 · very strong · n = 129
Plot
IPv4 AllocatedIP Address by Country
r = +0.99 · very strong · n = 148
Plot
IPv4 %IP Address by Country
r = +0.99 · very strong · n = 122
Plot

Opposite directions

Places that have a higher Consumer Spending tend to score lower on these

Net International Investment PositionNet International Investment Position by Country
r = −0.83 · very strong · n = 101
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US Trade BalanceUS Trade Deficit by Country
r = −0.58 · strong · n = 145
Plot
% of Children Ever BreastfedBreastfeeding Rates by Country
r = −0.37 · moderate · n = 95
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ZeroPark 2020Tier 1 Countries
r = −0.36 · moderate · n = 148
Plot
Year First Franchise OpenedBurger King by Country
r = −0.34 · moderate · n = 97
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Year Admitted to CommitteeUNHCR Member Countries
r = −0.33 · moderate · n = 92
Plot

Quick answers

Which country has the highest Consumer Spending?: United States has the highest Consumer Spending in 2023, at $18.82T, followed by China ($6.96T) and Germany ($2.26T).
Which country has the lowest Consumer Spending?: Marshall Islands has the lowest Consumer Spending in 2023, at $183.22M.
What is the median Consumer Spending across countries?: The median is $39.11B across the 148 countries with data in 2023.
Where does this consumer spending by country data come from?: Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: World Development Indicators - World Bank.

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