Country rankings
Historical GDP by Country
United States has the highest GDP in 2025 ($23.22T constant 2015 US$), followed by China ($19.4T constant 2015 US$) and Japan ($4.76T constant 2015 US$). Tuvalu has the lowest ($42.97M constant 2015 US$).
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Ranking
Best first: the first 15 and last 5 of 185 countries.
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
$44.5B constant 2015 US$
Middle half $12.18B constant 2015 US$ – $238.99B constant 2015 US$
Average
$530.06B constant 2015 US$
185 countries
Highest
$23.22T constant 2015 US$
United States
Lowest
$42.97M constant 2015 US$
Tuvalu
Over time · 1980–2025
The top 5 in 2025, against the median.
- Median of all countries
- United States
- China
- Japan
- India
- Germany
Data
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189 countries · # = rank by GDP
| # | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  United States | $23.22T constant 2015 US$ | $29.18T |
| 2 |  China | $19.4T constant 2015 US$ | $38.19T |
| 3 |  Japan | $4.76T constant 2015 US$ | $6.41T |
| 4 |  India | $3.69T constant 2015 US$ | $16.19T |
| 5 |  Germany | $3.69T constant 2015 US$ | $6.04T |
| 6 |  United Kingdom | $3.36T constant 2015 US$ | $4.2T |
| 7 |  France | $2.74T constant 2015 US$ | $4.2T |
| 8 |  Brazil | $2.07T constant 2015 US$ | $4.73T |
| 9 |  Italy | $2.05T constant 2015 US$ | $3.59T |
| 10 |  South Korea | $1.94T constant 2015 US$ | — |
| 11 |  Canada | $1.89T constant 2015 US$ | $2.7T |
| 12 |  Australia | $1.69T constant 2015 US$ | $1.94T |
| 13 |  Russia | $1.64T constant 2015 US$ | $6.92T |
| 14 |  Spain | $1.47T constant 2015 US$ | $2.78T |
| 15 |  Turkey | $1.36T constant 2015 US$ | $3.76T |
| 16 |  Mexico | $1.35T constant 2015 US$ | $3.36T |
| 17 |  Indonesia | $1.3T constant 2015 US$ | $4.66T |
| 18 |  Netherlands | $937.25B constant 2015 US$ | $1.52T |
| 19 |  Saudi Arabia | $926.78B constant 2015 US$ | $2.51T |
| 20 |  Switzerland | $848.58B constant 2015 US$ | $847.57B |
| 21 |  Poland | $681.6B constant 2015 US$ | $1.84T |
| 22 |  Argentina | $609.23B constant 2015 US$ | $1.38T |
| 23 |  Sweden | $582.97B constant 2015 US$ | $750.77B |
| 24 |  Ireland | $572.66B constant 2015 US$ | $705.76B |
| 25 |  Nigeria | $562.59B constant 2015 US$ | $1.5T |
| 26 |  Belgium | $539.12B constant 2015 US$ | $856.63B |
| 27 |  Iran | $519.15B constant 2015 US$ | $1.69T |
| 28 |  Egypt | $503.37B constant 2015 US$ | $2.23T |
| 29 |  Thailand | $485.78B constant 2015 US$ | $1.77T |
| 30 |  Philippines | $474.84B constant 2015 US$ | $1.37T |
| 31 |  Norway | $470.26B constant 2015 US$ | $562.98B |
| 32 |  Malaysia | $444.41B constant 2015 US$ | $1.38T |
| 33 |  Vietnam | $437.71B constant 2015 US$ | $1.65T |
| 34 |  Singapore | $431.96B constant 2015 US$ | $909.69B |
| 35 |  Israel | $431.19B constant 2015 US$ | $555.48B |
| 36 |  Pakistan | $426.04B constant 2015 US$ | $1.58T |
| 37 |  Austria | $424.41B constant 2015 US$ | $657.34B |
| 38 |  Denmark | $373.88B constant 2015 US$ | $475.26B |
| 39 |  Colombia | $372.67B constant 2015 US$ | $1.14T |
| 40 |  South Africa | $369.91B constant 2015 US$ | $989.39B |
| 41 |  Bangladesh | $348.69B constant 2015 US$ | $1.67T |
| 42 |  Hong Kong | $348.33B constant 2015 US$ | $565.93B |
| 43 |  Chile | $296.01B constant 2015 US$ | $684.6B |
| 44 |  Kazakhstan | $260.38B constant 2015 US$ | $840.45B |
| 45 |  Finland | $253.76B constant 2015 US$ | $361.3B |
| 46 |  Portugal | $246.9B constant 2015 US$ | $541.68B |
| 47 |  Romania | $238.99B constant 2015 US$ | $928.91B |
| 48 |  Peru | $238.27B constant 2015 US$ | $609.16B |
| 49 |  Algeria | $231.62B constant 2015 US$ | $821.72B |
| 50 |  Czechia | $228.75B constant 2015 US$ | $618.17B |
| 51 |  Greece | $228.29B constant 2015 US$ | $457.88B |
| 52 |  New Zealand | $220.1B constant 2015 US$ | $294.12B |
| 53 |  Iraq | $188.32B constant 2015 US$ | $665.97B |
| 54 |  Qatar | $183.49B constant 2015 US$ | $360.4B |
| 55 |  Uzbekistan | $175.36B constant 2015 US$ | $431.93B |
| 56 |  Hungary | $158.99B constant 2015 US$ | $455.51B |
| 57 |  Morocco | $142.22B constant 2015 US$ | $398.51B |
| 58 |  Ethiopia | $128.07B constant 2015 US$ | $432.96B |
| 59 |  Kuwait | $121.45B constant 2015 US$ | $256.83B |
| 60 |  Ecuador | $112.75B constant 2015 US$ | $287.27B |
| 61 |  Kenya | $109.76B constant 2015 US$ | $373.55B |
| 62 |  Angola | $109.35B constant 2015 US$ | $316.27B |
| 63 |  Slovakia | $108.09B constant 2015 US$ | $255.82B |
| 64 |  Dominican Republic | $106.99B constant 2015 US$ | $314.73B |
| 65 |  Puerto Rico | $99.53B constant 2015 US$ | $160.66B |
| 66 |  Sri Lanka | $96.58B constant 2015 US$ | $342.6B |
| 67 |  Oman | $93.82B constant 2015 US$ | $220.05B |
| 68 |  Guatemala | $87.61B constant 2015 US$ | $264.48B |
| 69 |  Ivory Coast | $81.48B constant 2015 US$ | $244.41B |
| 70 |  Costa Rica | $80.74B constant 2015 US$ | $154.22B |
| 71 |  Panama | $80.68B constant 2015 US$ | $186.97B |
| 72 |  Ukraine | $80.23B constant 2015 US$ | $656.53B |
| 73 |  Ghana | $79.27B constant 2015 US$ | $276.36B |
| 74 |  Tanzania | $78.82B constant 2015 US$ | $280.43B |
| 75 |  Croatia | $71.38B constant 2015 US$ | $187.81B |
| 76 |  Luxembourg | $70.96B constant 2015 US$ | $102.18B |
| 77 |  Bulgaria | $67.25B constant 2015 US$ | $264.77B |
| 78 |  Uruguay | $65.58B constant 2015 US$ | $123.33B |
| 79 |  Turkmenistan | $65.56B constant 2015 US$ | $152.95B |
| 80 |  Libya | $64.4B constant 2015 US$ | $102.99B |
| 81 |  DR Congo | $64.04B constant 2015 US$ | $186.83B |
| 82 |  Belarus | $63.04B constant 2015 US$ | $301.47B |
| 83 |  Myanmar | $61.87B constant 2015 US$ | $326.86B |
| 84 |  Azerbaijan | $60.82B constant 2015 US$ | $255.98B |
| 85 |  Serbia | $57.66B constant 2015 US$ | $209.92B |
| 86 |  Lithuania | $57.09B constant 2015 US$ | $157.15B |
| 87 |  Slovenia | $56.19B constant 2015 US$ | $120.2B |
| 88 |  Jordan | $52.76B constant 2015 US$ | $125.02B |
| 89 |  Uganda | $52.44B constant 2015 US$ | $163.84B |
| 90 |  Tunisia | $50.41B constant 2015 US$ | $177.42B |
| 91 |  Paraguay | $49.29B constant 2015 US$ | $128.35B |
| 92 |  Macau | $45.57B constant 2015 US$ | $88.12B |
| 93 |  Cameroon | $44.5B constant 2015 US$ | $162.85B |
| 94 |  Venezuela | $43.31B constant 2015 US$ | — |
| 95 |  Bahrain | $42.56B constant 2015 US$ | $106.78B |
| 96 |  Cambodia | $40.58B constant 2015 US$ | $140.58B |
| 97 |  Bolivia | $37.21B constant 2015 US$ | $138.9B |
| 98 |  Nepal | $36.54B constant 2015 US$ | $170.1B |
| 99 |  Cyprus | $33.08B constant 2015 US$ | $57.56B |
| 100 |  Guyana | $32.76B constant 2015 US$ | $66.41B |
| 101 |  Latvia | $31.21B constant 2015 US$ | $81.7B |
| 102 |  El Salvador | $30.14B constant 2015 US$ | $84.07B |
| 103 |  Sudan | $30.07B constant 2015 US$ | $107.33B |
| 104 |  Senegal | $29.96B constant 2015 US$ | $94.55B |
| 105 |  Zambia | $29.71B constant 2015 US$ | $90.03B |
| 106 |  Honduras | $28.93B constant 2015 US$ | $81.04B |
| 107 |  Papua New Guinea | $28.68B constant 2015 US$ | $51.7B |
| 108 |  Estonia | $27.72B constant 2015 US$ | $67.69B |
| 109 |  Georgia | $27.07B constant 2015 US$ | $104.4B |
| 110 |  Zimbabwe | $25.48B constant 2015 US$ | $65.23B |
| 111 |  Mali | $23.53B constant 2015 US$ | $80.99B |
| 112 |  Iceland | $23.12B constant 2015 US$ | $31.66B |
| 113 |  Trinidad and Tobago | $22.15B constant 2015 US$ | $49.29B |
| 114 |  Laos | $22.1B constant 2015 US$ | $76.05B |
| 115 |  Bosnia and Herzegovina | $21.8B constant 2015 US$ | $69.52B |
| 116 |  Mozambique | $20.87B constant 2015 US$ | $58.86B |
| 117 |  Benin | $20.71B constant 2015 US$ | $64.14B |
| 118 |  Malta | $20.4B constant 2015 US$ | $38.69B |
| 119 |  Burkina Faso | $18.95B constant 2015 US$ | $68.2B |
| 120 |  Chad | $18.35B constant 2015 US$ | $60.12B |
| 121 |  Armenia | $17.49B constant 2015 US$ | $69.23B |
| 122 |  Mongolia | $17.42B constant 2015 US$ | $67.32B |
| 123 |  Botswana | $17.4B constant 2015 US$ | $51.78B |
| 124 |  Jamaica | $17.32B constant 2015 US$ | $33.11B |
| 125 |  Gabon | $17.22B constant 2015 US$ | $54.61B |
| 126 |  Tajikistan | $17.18B constant 2015 US$ | $57.25B |
| 127 |  Niger | $17.04B constant 2015 US$ | $54.47B |
| 128 |  Nicaragua | $16.62B constant 2015 US$ | $60.23B |
| 129 |  Guinea | $16.58B constant 2015 US$ | $67.56B |
| 130 |  Rwanda | $16.27B constant 2015 US$ | $52.9B |
| 131 |  Albania | $16.16B constant 2015 US$ | $63.76B |
| 132 |  Mauritius | $15.32B constant 2015 US$ | $39.11B |
| 133 |  Madagascar | $14.95B constant 2015 US$ | $60.21B |
| 134 |  Brunei | $13.77B constant 2015 US$ | $41.65B |
| 135 |  Haiti | $13.22B constant 2015 US$ | $37.48B |
| 136 |  North Macedonia | $12.52B constant 2015 US$ | $47.65B |
| 137 |  Palestine | $12.46B constant 2015 US$ | $23.12B |
| 138 |  Namibia | $12.43B constant 2015 US$ | $35.41B |
| 139 |  Malawi | $12.18B constant 2015 US$ | $40.27B |
| 140 |  Kyrgyzstan | $11.42B constant 2015 US$ | $57.86B |
| 141 |  Republic of the Congo | $10.91B constant 2015 US$ | $44.5B |
| 142 |  Sierra Leone | $10.28B constant 2015 US$ | $30.38B |
| 143 |  Moldova | $9.49B constant 2015 US$ | $44.72B |
| 144 |  Togo | $9.42B constant 2015 US$ | $30.82B |
| 145 |  Somalia | $9.15B constant 2015 US$ | $30.43B |
| 146 |  Mauritania | $9.1B constant 2015 US$ | $37.59B |
| 147 |  Equatorial Guinea | $8.72B constant 2015 US$ | $33.25B |
| 148 |  Maldives | $6.62B constant 2015 US$ | $14.01B |
| 149 |  Barbados | $6.5B constant 2015 US$ | $6.4B |
| 150 |  Fiji | $5.69B constant 2015 US$ | $14.89B |
| 151 |  Montenegro | $5.47B constant 2015 US$ | $20.82B |
| 152 |  Eswatini | $5.01B constant 2015 US$ | $14.65B |
| 153 |  Suriname | $4.68B constant 2015 US$ | $14B |
| 154 |  Djibouti | $4.1B constant 2015 US$ | $9.09B |
| 155 |  Burundi | $3.93B constant 2015 US$ | $13.34B |
| 156 |  Liberia | $3.92B constant 2015 US$ | $10.58B |
| 157 |  Andorra | $3.51B constant 2015 US$ | $6.14B |
| 158 |  Bhutan | $3.18B constant 2015 US$ | — |
| 159 |  Belize | $2.7B constant 2015 US$ | $6.29B |
| 160 |  Cape Verde | $2.48B constant 2015 US$ | $5.91B |
| 161 |  Lesotho | $2.41B constant 2015 US$ | $7.01B |
| 162 |  Gambia | $2.22B constant 2015 US$ | $9.51B |
| 163 |  Saint Lucia | $2.18B constant 2015 US$ | $4.96B |
| 164 |  Central African Republic | $2.17B constant 2015 US$ | $6.74B |
| 165 |  Seychelles | $2.13B constant 2015 US$ | $4.03B |
| 166 |  Guinea-Bissau | $1.83B constant 2015 US$ | $6.72B |
| 167 |  Antigua and Barbuda | $1.8B constant 2015 US$ | $3.15B |
| 168 |  Timor-Leste | $1.72B constant 2015 US$ | $6.66B |
| 169 |  Sint Maarten | $1.56B constant 2015 US$ | $2.26B |
| 170 |  Solomon Islands | $1.53B constant 2015 US$ | $2.35B |
| 171 |  Comoros | $1.26B constant 2015 US$ | $3.51B |
| 172 |  Grenada | $1.23B constant 2015 US$ | $2.36B |
| 173 |  Samoa | $1.11B constant 2015 US$ | $1.71B |
| 174 |  Vanuatu | $1.09B constant 2015 US$ | $1.18B |
| 175 |  Saint Kitts and Nevis | $1.04B constant 2015 US$ | $1.67B |
| 176 |  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | $986.74M constant 2015 US$ | $2.14B |
| 177 |  Dominica | $625.82M constant 2015 US$ | $1.41B |
| 178 |  Tonga | $511.89M constant 2015 US$ | — |
| 179 |  Micronesia | $343.29M constant 2015 US$ | $491.82M |
| 180 |  Sao Tome and Principe | $326.78M constant 2015 US$ | $1.47B |
| 181 |  Kiribati | $287.8M constant 2015 US$ | $498.03M |
| 182 |  Palau | $275.84M constant 2015 US$ | — |
| 183 |  Marshall Islands | $224M constant 2015 US$ | $307.82M |
| 184 |  Nauru | $100.29M constant 2015 US$ | $171.16M |
| 185 |  Tuvalu | $42.97M constant 2015 US$ | — |
| — |  United Arab Emirates | — | $847.96B |
| — |  Bahamas | — | $16.53B |
| — |  Bermuda | — | $7.74B |
| — |  Turks and Caicos Islands | — | $1.77B |
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Quick answers
- Which country has the highest GDP?
- United States has the highest GDP in 2025, at $23.22T constant 2015 US$, followed by China ($19.4T constant 2015 US$) and Japan ($4.76T constant 2015 US$).
- Which country has the lowest GDP?
- Tuvalu has the lowest GDP in 2025, at $42.97M constant 2015 US$.
- What is the median GDP across countries?
- The median is $44.5B constant 2015 US$ across the 185 countries with data in 2025.
- Where does this historical gdp by country data come from?
- Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: GDP (Current US$) - World Bank; GDP, PPP (current international $) - World Bank; List of countries by largest historical GDP - Wiki.
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