Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by Country in Current US Dollars 2023

Discover the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by country in current US dollars, a key indicator of economic performance. This statistic reveals the financial health and growth potential of nations, making it essential for investors and policymakers.

213 data points•Updated 1/1/2026•World•World Bank (WB)•

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1	China	18,270,356,654,533.215 $
2	Brazil	2,191,131,869,706.023 $
3	Canada	2,173,339,670,064.328 $
4	Australia	1,734,451,264,655.602 $
5	Belgium	651,330,595,110.012 $
6	Argentina	649,461,687,959.174 $
7	Austria	516,670,509,628.876 $
8	Bangladesh	437,415,333,018.291 $
9	Denmark	404,651,706,117.557 $
10	China, Hong Kong SAR	381,043,026,173.935 $
11	Colombia	366,291,836,137.916 $
12	Czech Republic	345,059,295,659.911 $
13	Chile	335,518,054,097.637 $
14	Algeria	247,923,887,214.656 $
15	Angola	107,167,747,140.127 $
16	Bulgaria	102,199,231,384.542 $
17	Costa Rica	86,497,941,439.017 $
18	Croatia	85,624,153,964.099 $
19	Côte d'Ivoire	80,780,312,569.165 $
20	Belarus	72,478,760,370.426 $
21	Azerbaijan	72,428,470,588.235 $
22	Congo, Democratic Republic of the	69,843,655,425.293 $
23	Bolivia	52,340,206,946.454 $
24	Cameroon	48,814,501,547.431 $
25	Bahrain	46,192,260,638.298 $
26	China, Macao SAR	45,626,467,279.891 $
27	Cambodia	42,335,646,895.798 $
28	Cyprus	35,075,423,857.1 $
29	Bosnia and Herzegovina	27,592,361,498.406 $
30	Armenia	24,185,982,215.654 $
31	Albania	23,491,242,727.408 $
32	Burkina Faso	20,112,614,449.204 $
33	Afghanistan	17,152,234,636.872 $
34	American Samoa	NaN $
35	Benin	19,673,291,004.144 $
36	Botswana	19,411,266,967.104 $
37	Chad	18,340,233,748.88 $
38	Congo	15,321,055,822.517 $
39	Bahamas	15,271,300,000 $
40	Brunei Darussalam	15,095,084,656.163 $
41	Bermuda	8,579,242,000 $
42	Cayman Islands	7,241,244,269.46 $
43	Barbados	7,223,250,000 $
44	Aruba	3,834,729,616.12 $
45	Andorra	3,785,065,524.848 $
46	Burundi	3,430,949,249.912 $
47	Curaçao	3,281,419,347.371 $
48	Belize	3,052,362,650 $
49	Bhutan	3,012,896,789.249 $
50	Central African Republic	2,555,492,085.947 $
51	Cabo Verde	2,504,525,548.712 $
52	Antigua and Barbuda	2,005,785,185.185 $
53	Comoros	1,326,836,543.008 $
54	Cuba	NaN $
55	Germany	4,562,207,532,490.276 $
56	Japan	4,213,167,237,905.826 $
57	India	3,638,489,096,033.859 $
58	France	3,056,250,648,138.289 $
59	Italy	2,316,727,999,333.178 $
60	Indonesia	1,371,169,301,563.622 $
61	Ireland	567,372,737,459.116 $
62	Israel	512,184,638,998.974 $
63	Iran	457,510,482,317.483 $
64	Egypt	395,926,075,163.006 $
65	Finland	295,021,982,462.75 $
66	Iraq	268,881,051,643.549 $
67	Kazakhstan	261,840,101,059.924 $
68	Greece	242,946,187,738.269 $
69	Hungary	213,240,316,634.648 $
70	Kuwait	165,384,407,116.233 $
71	Ethiopia	135,874,093,202.492 $
72	Ecuador	121,147,057,000 $
73	Dominican Republic	120,456,239,153.739 $
74	Kenya	107,500,884,685.013 $
75	Guatemala	104,368,755,054.601 $
76	Ghana	80,547,146,878.384 $
77	Jordan	51,088,476,338.028 $
78	Latvia	42,779,550,936.838 $
79	Estonia	41,470,344,395.109 $
80	Honduras	34,355,805,527.979 $
81	El Salvador	33,853,940,000 $
82	Iceland	31,677,891,896.786 $
83	Georgia	30,777,833,600.651 $
84	Guinea	22,407,615,556.057 $
85	Jamaica	21,418,804,319.639 $
86	Lebanon	20,078,620,356.993 $
87	Haiti	19,850,585,722.324 $
88	Gabon	19,388,372,070.978 $
89	Guyana	16,918,503,597.122 $
90	Laos	15,843,155,731.255 $
91	Kyrgyzstan	15,180,842,369.489 $
92	Equatorial Guinea	12,337,550,583.754 $
93	Kosovo	10,468,224,574.754 $
94	French Polynesia	6,137,447,782.871 $
95	Fiji	5,476,673,518.138 $
96	Eswatini	4,621,191,261.842 $
97	Faroe Islands	3,943,131,022.229 $
98	Djibouti	3,898,447,007.388 $
99	Greenland	3,326,543,974.392 $
100	Gambia	2,382,262,184.683 $
101	Dominica	659,311,111.111 $
102	Eritrea	NaN $
103	Grenada	1,336,418,518.519 $
104	Guam	NaN $
105	Guinea-Bissau	2,127,688,181.12 $
106	Isle of Man	NaN $
107	Russia	2,071,505,725,030.579 $
108	Mexico	1,798,317,581,486.883 $
109	Netherlands	1,135,475,867,551.001 $
110	Poland	812,451,193,396.143 $
111	Nigeria	487,387,801,880.597 $
112	Norway	482,949,731,776.587 $
113	Philippines	437,055,627,244.424 $
114	Malaysia	399,949,418,752.657 $
115	Romania	347,757,995,758.914 $
116	Pakistan	336,686,348,609.266 $
117	Portugal	292,323,800,948.839 $
118	Peru	266,958,720,837.988 $
119	New Zealand	255,194,972,673.122 $
120	Qatar	217,308,516,483.516 $
121	Morocco	146,036,093,666.762 $
122	Puerto Rico	118,478,754,280.882 $
123	Oman	106,174,708,036.51 $
124	Luxembourg	88,788,881,539.394 $
125	Panama	83,812,155,244.335 $
126	Lithuania	79,789,877,416.168 $
127	Myanmar	66,757,619,000 $
128	Libya	44,027,664,915.187 $
129	Paraguay	43,118,053,174.546 $
130	Nepal	41,047,772,331.099 $
131	Papua New Guinea	30,816,367,066.959 $
132	Mali	24,813,860,598.531 $
133	Malta	22,610,561,526.146 $
134	Mozambique	20,921,079,532.609 $
135	Mongolia	20,325,121,393.907 $
136	Nicaragua	17,805,842,283.872 $
137	Republic of Moldova	16,711,906,746.213 $
138	Niger	16,698,786,977.59 $
139	Madagascar	15,869,945,477.851 $
140	North Macedonia	15,855,131,188.909 $
141	Rwanda	14,331,722,703.413 $
142	Mauritius	14,072,212,290.46 $
143	Malawi	13,363,669,672.941 $
144	Namibia	12,408,271,449.224 $
145	Mauritania	10,726,838,461.399 $
146	Monaco	10,003,892,565.2 $
147	New Caledonia	9,769,167,530.357 $
148	Liechtenstein	8,239,379,403.221 $
149	Montenegro	7,644,389,159.845 $
150	Maldives	6,621,008,703.957 $
151	Liberia	4,390,000,000 $
152	Saint Lucia	2,430,166,666.667 $
153	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	1,072,237,037.037 $
154	Saint Kitts and Nevis	1,055,651,851.852 $
155	Micronesia (Fed. States of)	441,469,400 $
156	Palau	276,733,062.744 $
157	Marshall Islands	263,761,322.021 $
158	Nauru	151,435,609.579 $
159	Northern Mariana Islands	NaN $
160	Saint Martin (French part)	NaN $
161	United States	27,292,170,793,214.4 $
162	United Kingdom	3,420,796,653,789.081 $
163	South Korea	1,844,800,934,391.545 $
164	Spain	1,619,481,980,719.637 $
165	Saudi Arabia	1,218,584,533,333.333 $
166	Turkey	1,141,242,864,657.452 $
167	Switzerland	894,424,821,645.205 $
168	Sweden	578,990,915,246.07 $
169	United Arab Emirates	522,622,191,967.325 $
170	Thailand	515,906,283,940.933 $
171	Singapore	505,439,514,078.02 $
172	Vietnam	433,857,681,378.291 $
173	South Africa	381,440,724,491.232 $
174	Ukraine	181,221,517,868.744 $
175	Slovakia	133,578,518,423.544 $
176	Uzbekistan	102,641,879,248.764 $
177	Venezuela	102,376,526,555.948 $
178	Sri Lanka	83,716,142,582.195 $
179	Serbia	81,343,999,280.018 $
180	Tanzania	79,030,935,627.078 $
181	Uruguay	77,991,666,837.738 $
182	Slovenia	69,255,264,238.386 $
183	Uganda	48,768,955,863.317 $
184	Tunisia	48,205,328,303.34 $
185	Turkmenistan	45,894,538,665.554 $
186	Sudan	39,898,289,820.795 $
187	Zimbabwe	35,871,779,680.634 $
188	Senegal	30,696,331,295.783 $
189	Zambia	27,577,956,471.244 $
190	Trinidad and Tobago	25,036,993,423.366 $
191	State of Palestine	17,847,900,000 $
192	Tajikistan	12,244,169,292.8 $
193	Somalia	10,958,000,000 $
194	Togo	9,816,236,302.585 $
195	Sierra Leone	6,415,852,766.738 $
196	Suriname	3,472,693,412.085 $
197	Seychelles	2,187,379,754.662 $
198	Lesotho	2,117,962,445.375 $
199	Timor-Leste	2,079,767,170.227 $
200	San Marino	2,027,527,227.831 $
201	Sint Maarten (Dutch part)	1,686,525,953.05 $
202	Turks and Caicos Islands	1,638,653,000 $
203	Solomon Islands	1,506,124,566.404 $
204	Samoa	1,044,909,500.025 $
205	Sao Tome and Principe	690,456,806.696 $
206	South Sudan	NaN $
207	Syrian Arab Republic	NaN $
208	Vanuatu	1,115,861,055.725 $
209	Tonga	591,139,749.443 $
210	Kiribati	288,610,747.739 $
211	Tuvalu	62,280,311.585 $
212	United States Virgin Islands	NaN $
213	Yemen	NaN $

↑Top 10 Countries

Analysis: These countries represent the highest values in this dataset, showcasing significant scale and impact on global statistics.

↓Bottom 10 Countries

Context: These countries or territories have the lowest values, often due to geographic size, administrative status, or specific characteristics.

Analysis & Context

The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by Country in Current US Dollars for 2023 is a vital economic indicator that reflects the financial health and growth potential of nations worldwide. This statistic offers a comprehensive view of global economic dynamics, serving as a key tool for investors and policymakers to assess economic performance and make informed decisions. In this article, we will delve into the intricate economic landscape of 2023, examining wealth distribution patterns, assessing regional economic disparities, and evaluating the impact of recent global events on GDP figures.

Economic Landscape of 2023

In 2023, the global economy continued to navigate complex challenges, including geopolitical tensions, trade disruptions, and the ongoing effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite these hurdles, the United States remained the world's largest economy, boasting a GDP of $27.29 trillion. This figure represents a notable increase of 6.6% from the previous year, reflecting robust consumer spending and technological innovation. China maintained its position as the second-largest economy, with a GDP of $18.27 trillion, driven by strong industrial production and expanding domestic markets. Meanwhile, Germany experienced significant growth, with its GDP rising by 8.6% to $4.56 trillion, fueled by a resilient manufacturing sector and increased export demand.

Wealth Distribution Patterns

The 2023 GDP data highlights striking disparities in wealth distribution across the globe. While the top economies, including the United States, China, and Japan, collectively accounted for a substantial portion of the world's GDP, many smaller nations faced economic challenges. For instance, the Marshall Islands recorded the lowest GDP at approximately $263.76 million, underscoring the stark contrast between developed and developing countries. This uneven distribution of economic resources often correlates with differences in infrastructure, technology access, and human capital development, presenting significant barriers to economic growth for lower GDP countries.

Regional Economic Disparities

Examining regional economic disparities, the 2023 GDP data reveals notable variations in economic performance across continents. North America and Europe continued to exhibit strong economic output, with countries like Canada and France reporting GDPs of $2.17 trillion and $3.06 trillion, respectively. In contrast, several African nations grappled with economic setbacks, exacerbated by challenges such as political instability and limited access to international markets. Nigeria, for instance, experienced a significant GDP decline of 24.7%, highlighting the severe economic pressures faced by some African economies.

Impact of Global Events on GDP

The year 2023 was marked by several global events that had profound impacts on GDP figures around the world. The ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict led to economic sanctions and trade disruptions, contributing to a 9.6% decrease in Russia's GDP. Additionally, the energy crisis in Europe prompted increased energy costs, affecting production and economic activities. Conversely, India's GDP saw an impressive rise of 8.7%, fueled by government reforms and a burgeoning tech industry that attracted substantial foreign investment. These examples illustrate how geopolitical dynamics and global events can significantly influence economic outcomes.

Future Prospects and Challenges

Looking ahead, the global economic landscape remains fraught with uncertainty and opportunities. Policymakers and economic leaders must navigate a delicate balance of addressing inflationary pressures, fostering sustainable growth, and mitigating the impacts of climate change. The 2023 GDP data underscores the necessity for international cooperation to tackle these challenges and promote equitable growth. As countries adapt to evolving economic paradigms, the ability to harness innovation and build resilient economies will be pivotal in shaping the future global economic order.

In conclusion, the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by Country in Current US Dollars for 2023 provides a comprehensive snapshot of the economic realities faced by nations worldwide. By examining the economic landscape, wealth distribution patterns, regional disparities, and the influence of global events, we gain valuable insights into the complex factors that drive economic performance. As we move forward, continuous analysis and strategic planning will be essential to fostering a more equitable and prosperous global economy.

Insights by country

Egypt

In 2023, Egypt ranks 39th out of 213 countries in terms of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), with a value of approximately $395.93 billion in current US dollars. This positioning reflects Egypt's significant economic activity, particularly in sectors such as tourism, agriculture, and manufacturing.

The growth in GDP can be attributed to various factors, including ongoing economic reforms, increased foreign investment, and a focus on infrastructure development. Additionally, the Suez Canal, a vital trade route, continues to play a crucial role in boosting national revenue through transit fees and maritime commerce.

Furthermore, Egypt's economy is characterized by a young and growing population, which presents both opportunities for economic expansion and challenges related to job creation and social services. As such, the government is working to diversify the economy and improve the business environment to sustain growth in the coming years.

Mexico

In 2023, Mexico ranks 13th among 213 countries in terms of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), with a total value of $1,798,317,581,486.88. This significant economic output reflects Mexico's position as one of the largest economies in Latin America and the 15th largest in the world.

The robust GDP can be attributed to several factors, including a diverse economy that encompasses manufacturing, services, and agriculture. The country has a strong export sector, particularly in automotive and electronics, which has been bolstered by trade agreements such as the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). Additionally, Mexico's strategic geographic location allows for efficient trade routes to both North and South America.

Moreover, Mexico's economy has shown resilience despite challenges such as political instability and the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. The country has continued to attract foreign direct investment, which plays a crucial role in its economic growth. Interestingly, Mexico is also noted for having one of the world's largest informal labor markets, which significantly affects economic indicators and employment rates.

Greenland

In 2023, Greenland ranks 171st out of 213 countries in terms of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), with a total GDP valued at approximately $3,326,543,974.39. This figure reflects the economic output of the territory, which is characterized by a small population and a reliance on limited economic sectors, including fishing, hunting, and tourism.

The relatively low GDP and ranking can be attributed to several factors, including Greenland's vast geographical size with a harsh climate, which limits agricultural development, and a heavy dependence on imports for goods and services. Additionally, the population density is very low, leading to challenges in market expansion and economic diversification.

Despite these challenges, Greenland's economy has shown potential for growth, particularly through the exploration of natural resources such as minerals and oil. The tourism sector is also emerging as a significant contributor, capitalizing on the unique Arctic environment, which attracts visitors seeking adventure and pristine landscapes.

Ghana

In 2023, Ghana ranks 79th out of 213 countries in terms of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), with a reported value of $80,547,146,878.38 in current US dollars. This positioning reflects the country's efforts to stabilize and grow its economy, amidst various challenges.

The GDP figure illustrates Ghana's status as one of the more rapidly developing economies in West Africa, bolstered by sectors such as agriculture, mining, and services. Factors contributing to this economic performance include a stable political environment, investment in infrastructure, and an emerging middle class. However, challenges such as inflation, currency fluctuations, and reliance on commodity exports remain significant concerns.

Additionally, Ghana is known for its rich natural resources, including gold and cocoa, which play a crucial role in driving economic growth. The country is also recognized for its commitment to economic diversification, aiming to reduce dependency on traditional sectors and increase resilience against global market fluctuations.

Andorra

In 2023, Andorra ranks 168th out of 213 countries in terms of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), with a total GDP valued at approximately $3,785,065,524.85 in current US dollars. This small landlocked country in the Pyrenees mountains has a unique economy primarily driven by tourism, retail, and finance.

The relatively modest size of Andorra's GDP reflects its population of around 77,000 inhabitants and its status as a microstate. Factors contributing to its GDP include a favorable tax regime that attracts international businesses and tourists, as well as an emphasis on high-value services that cater to wealthy visitors.

Additionally, Andorra's economy is bolstered by its strategic position as a shopping destination for residents of neighboring countries, particularly during periods of economic uncertainty. The nation has also seen a growing trend in diversifying its economy beyond tourism to include sectors such as telecommunications and sports.

Czech Republic

The Czech Republic ranks 44th out of 213 countries in terms of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in current US dollars for the year 2023. The nation's GDP is valued at approximately $345,059,295,659.91, reflecting its robust economic performance amidst a competitive global landscape.

This significant GDP value can be attributed to the Czech Republic's diverse economy, which includes strong sectors such as manufacturing, services, and technology. The country has been recognized for its high level of industrialization and a well-educated workforce, contributing to its economic resilience and growth.

Furthermore, the Czech Republic benefits from its strategic location in Central Europe, acting as a hub for trade and investment. The government’s focus on innovation and infrastructure development, along with favorable business conditions, has also played a role in enhancing economic performance.

Kuwait

Kuwait ranks 58th out of 213 countries in terms of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by country in current US dollars for the year 2023, with a reported GDP value of $165,384,407,116.23.

This noteworthy economic performance is largely attributed to Kuwait's significant oil reserves, which account for a substantial portion of its national revenue. The country is one of the world's leading oil exporters, and fluctuations in global oil prices can have a profound impact on its GDP figures.

In addition to oil, Kuwait has been working on diversifying its economy, investing in sectors such as finance, real estate, and infrastructure. As a result, Kuwait demonstrates resilience in its economic structure, contributing to its relatively high GDP ranking among other nations.

Brazil

Brazil ranks ninth out of 213 countries in terms of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) measured in current US dollars for the year 2023. The country's GDP is valued at approximately $2.19 trillion, reflecting its significant position as one of the largest economies in the world.

This ranking and value are indicative of Brazil's diverse and resource-rich economy, which is bolstered by sectors such as agriculture, mining, manufacturing, and services. The country's large population and vast natural resources contribute to its economic output, making it a key player in global markets.

Factors influencing Brazil's GDP include its export-oriented agribusiness, particularly in soybeans and coffee, as well as its growing technology and service sectors. Additionally, Brazil's economic policies and reforms aimed at stimulating growth and attracting foreign investment also play a critical role in sustaining its economic performance.

Suriname

In 2023, Suriname ranks 169th out of 213 countries in terms of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) measured in current US dollars. The country's GDP is estimated at $3,472,693,412.08, reflecting its economic activity and overall productivity.

This relatively low GDP value can be attributed to several factors, including the nation's small population, economic reliance on natural resources such as gold and oil, and the challenges faced in diversifying its economy. Additionally, Suriname has experienced fluctuations in commodity prices and economic instability, which have impacted its growth prospects.

Despite these challenges, Suriname's economy shows potential for growth, particularly in sectors like tourism and agriculture, which could help improve its GDP in the coming years. The country's GDP per capita remains low, highlighting ongoing issues related to income inequality and economic development.

Yemen

In 2023, Yemen ranks 213 out of 213 countries in terms of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by country in current US dollars, with an estimated GDP value of null dollars. This ranking underscores the severe economic difficulties faced by the nation, largely due to the ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis that have devastated its economy.

The absence of a measurable GDP reflects the extensive destruction of infrastructure, disruption of trade, and a significant decline in productive activities. Factors contributing to this dire economic situation include prolonged civil war, blockades, and widespread poverty, which have severely limited access to basic services and economic opportunities for the population.

Additionally, Yemen has one of the highest rates of food insecurity in the world, with millions of people reliant on humanitarian assistance. The combination of these challenges highlights the urgent need for international support and intervention to stabilize the economy and improve living conditions for the Yemeni people.

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