Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by Country in Current US Dollars 2024

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	Afghanistan	NaN $
2	China	18,743,803,170,827.164 $
3	Canada	2,243,636,826,633.762 $
4	Belgium	671,370,081,636.406 $
5	Argentina	638,365,455,340.04 $
6	Denmark	424,524,722,037.047 $
7	Algeria	269,322,281,664.773 $
8	Angola	100,998,916,781.079 $
9	Albania	27,046,429,296.667 $
10	American Samoa	NaN $
11	Brazil	2,185,821,648,943.86 $
12	Australia	1,757,022,451,652.831 $
13	Austria	534,790,720,466.822 $
14	Bangladesh	450,119,432,068.852 $
15	Colombia	418,818,154,879.271 $
16	China, Hong Kong SAR	406,863,396,487.342 $
17	Czech Republic	347,034,062,928.479 $
18	Chile	330,267,137,371.592 $
19	Bulgaria	113,343,355,779.985 $
20	Costa Rica	95,350,423,176.596 $
21	Croatia	92,983,810,328.909 $
22	Côte d'Ivoire	87,113,179,149.284 $
23	Belarus	75,961,865,471.913 $
24	Azerbaijan	74,315,882,352.941 $
25	Congo, Democratic Republic of the	70,962,185,790.709 $
26	Bolivia	54,881,327,452.967 $
27	Cameroon	53,296,694,320.206 $
28	China, Macao SAR	49,467,258,923.324 $
29	Bahrain	47,109,734,308.511 $
30	Cambodia	46,352,647,037.241 $
31	Cyprus	37,634,533,331.89 $
32	Bosnia and Herzegovina	29,613,572,022.899 $
33	Armenia	25,955,275,380.032 $
34	Burkina Faso	23,124,729,853.022 $
35	Benin	21,482,643,706.425 $
36	Chad	19,518,819,751.283 $
37	Botswana	19,402,063,512.907 $
38	Bahamas	15,832,800,000 $
39	Congo	15,719,986,076.646 $
40	Brunei Darussalam	15,340,808,592.48 $
41	Bermuda	9,233,600,000 $
42	Barbados	7,498,050,000 $
43	Aruba	4,265,650,673.002 $
44	Andorra	4,039,842,405.481 $
45	Curaçao	3,561,178,196.207 $
46	Belize	3,203,631,800 $
47	Antigua and Barbuda	2,207,622,874.074 $
48	Bhutan	NaN $
49	Burundi	3,082,433,067.326 $
50	Central African Republic	2,751,494,281.069 $
51	Cabo Verde	2,725,414,150.727 $
52	Cayman Islands	NaN $
53	Comoros	1,440,991,455.452 $
54	Cuba	NaN $
55	Germany	4,685,592,577,804.687 $
56	Japan	4,027,597,523,550.583 $
57	India	3,909,891,533,858.084 $
58	France	3,160,442,622,465.078 $
59	Italy	2,380,825,077,243.593 $
60	Indonesia	1,396,300,098,190.973 $
61	Ireland	609,157,459,747.205 $
62	Israel	540,379,921,261.681 $
63	Iran	475,252,089,215.416 $
64	Egypt	389,059,911,003.566 $
65	Finland	298,696,961,297.656 $
66	Kazakhstan	291,480,274,648.826 $
67	Iraq	279,641,257,615.385 $
68	Greece	256,238,371,778.118 $
69	Hungary	222,722,738,925.641 $
70	Kuwait	160,227,273,053.334 $
71	Ethiopia	149,740,297,952.986 $
72	Ecuador	124,676,074,700 $
73	Dominican Republic	124,282,245,638.568 $
74	Kenya	120,339,557,905.932 $
75	Guatemala	113,199,581,158.203 $
76	Ghana	82,308,110,386.464 $
77	Jordan	53,352,289,577.465 $
78	Latvia	43,684,254,432.361 $
79	Estonia	43,130,419,829.35 $
80	Honduras	37,093,565,854.044 $
81	El Salvador	35,364,960,000 $
82	Georgia	34,189,423,544.996 $
83	Iceland	33,255,181,468.938 $
84	Haiti	25,224,154,990.795 $
85	Guinea	25,008,678,293.408 $
86	Guyana	24,662,709,832.134 $
87	Jamaica	22,014,397,089.769 $
88	Gabon	20,895,684,425.675 $
89	Kyrgyzstan	17,478,259,659.262 $
90	Laos	16,502,933,121.338 $
91	Equatorial Guinea	12,765,777,677.062 $
92	Kosovo	11,197,246,322.588 $
93	French Polynesia	6,323,716,355.05 $
94	Fiji	5,968,125,909.271 $
95	Eswatini	4,858,885,840.772 $
96	Djibouti	4,152,145,939.985 $
97	Guinea-Bissau	2,218,393,804.548 $
98	Dominica	688,881,481.481 $
99	Eritrea	NaN $
100	Faroe Islands	4,052,937,169.765 $
101	Gambia	2,404,888,749.219 $
102	Greenland	NaN $
103	Grenada	1,371,918,518.519 $
104	Guam	NaN $
105	Isle of Man	NaN $
106	Kiribati	307,862,564.49 $
107	Lebanon	NaN $
108	Russia	2,173,835,806,671.656 $
109	Mexico	1,856,365,616,165.938 $
110	Netherlands	1,214,927,698,572.656 $
111	Poland	917,767,106,146.762 $
112	Norway	483,592,648,313.301 $
113	Philippines	461,617,509,782.355 $
114	Malaysia	422,227,005,428.688 $
115	Romania	382,564,217,988.866 $
116	Pakistan	371,570,000,121.266 $
117	Portugal	313,271,185,085.102 $
118	Peru	289,221,969,062.941 $
119	New Zealand	260,172,385,097.617 $
120	Nigeria	252,261,880,141.151 $
121	Qatar	219,162,637,362.637 $
122	Morocco	160,610,994,054.734 $
123	Puerto Rico	126,029,527,033.705 $
124	Oman	107,137,198,769.386 $
125	Luxembourg	93,279,851,863.406 $
126	Panama	86,523,959,131.747 $
127	Lithuania	84,869,215,513.365 $
128	Myanmar	74,068,349,523.81 $
129	Libya	48,487,151,215.345 $
130	Paraguay	44,458,118,397.445 $
131	Nepal	42,914,268,286.711 $
132	Papua New Guinea	31,800,428,265.525 $
133	Mali	26,794,747,239.88 $
134	Malta	24,971,574,502.447 $
135	Mongolia	23,794,540,024.513 $
136	Mozambique	22,745,341,305.062 $
137	Niger	19,876,128,485.786 $
138	Nicaragua	19,693,982,967.593 $
139	Republic of Moldova	18,200,340,853.652 $
140	Mauritius	14,937,861,786.17 $
141	Malawi	11,316,411,329.462 $
142	Liberia	4,779,300,900 $
143	Liechtenstein	NaN $
144	Madagascar	17,420,501,490.123 $
145	North Macedonia	16,951,682,245.42 $
146	Rwanda	14,251,642,235.097 $
147	Namibia	13,372,354,511.716 $
148	Monaco	11,125,783,372.479 $
149	Mauritania	10,908,045,686.881 $
150	New Caledonia	8,548,919,387.126 $
151	Montenegro	8,270,016,670.868 $
152	Maldives	7,061,608,267.255 $
153	Saint Lucia	2,549,062,962.963 $
154	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	1,157,207,407.407 $
155	Saint Kitts and Nevis	1,122,388,888.889 $
156	Micronesia (Fed. States of)	471,425,099.489 $
157	Marshall Islands	290,108,489.99 $
158	Nauru	162,588,620.632 $
159	Northern Mariana Islands	NaN $
160	Palau	NaN $
161	Saint Martin (French part)	NaN $
162	Samoa	1,175,749,785.651 $
163	San Marino	NaN $
164	United States	28,750,956,130,731.2 $
165	United Kingdom	3,686,033,044,482.128 $
166	South Korea	1,875,388,209,406.803 $
167	Spain	1,725,671,652,742.187 $
168	Turkey	1,359,123,768,774.122 $
169	Saudi Arabia	1,239,804,533,333.333 $
170	Switzerland	936,564,198,048.516 $
171	Sweden	603,715,224,265.798 $
172	United Arab Emirates	552,324,846,834.581 $
173	Singapore	547,386,645,891.847 $
174	Thailand	526,517,658,841.684 $
175	Vietnam	476,388,230,307.175 $
176	South Africa	401,144,998,373.585 $
177	Ukraine	190,741,262,414.705 $
178	Slovakia	140,934,076,532.375 $
179	Venezuela	119,802,963,257.783 $
180	Uzbekistan	114,965,293,466.611 $
181	Sri Lanka	98,963,185,509.65 $
182	Serbia	90,097,765,959.111 $
183	Uruguay	80,961,511,073.58 $
184	Tanzania	78,844,405,385.22 $
185	Slovenia	72,972,015,197.386 $
186	Uganda	53,911,907,086.153 $
187	Turkmenistan	51,387,209,872.299 $
188	Tunisia	51,332,285,656.542 $
189	Sudan	49,672,435,513.113 $
190	Zimbabwe	41,539,411,516.445 $
191	Senegal	32,808,056,600.944 $
192	Trinidad and Tobago	25,633,544,529.485 $
193	Zambia	25,303,185,342.251 $
194	Tajikistan	14,204,575,548.554 $
195	State of Palestine	13,711,100,000 $
196	Somalia	11,967,000,000 $
197	Togo	10,651,180,146.531 $
198	Sierra Leone	6,971,127,235.312 $
199	Suriname	4,416,775,112.096 $
200	Lesotho	2,271,759,454.511 $
201	Seychelles	2,167,239,562.46 $
202	Timor-Leste	1,865,608,515.413 $
203	Sint Maarten (Dutch part)	1,797,836,665.951 $
204	Turks and Caicos Islands	1,745,378,000 $
205	Solomon Islands	1,583,964,703.751 $
206	Sao Tome and Principe	822,154,621.089 $
207	South Sudan	NaN $
208	Syrian Arab Republic	NaN $
209	Tonga	NaN $
210	Tuvalu	NaN $
211	United States Virgin Islands	NaN $
212	Vanuatu	1,117,972,034.226 $
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 is a pivotal metric for gauging the economic vitality of nations worldwide. In 2024, as economies strive to recover and adapt to changing global dynamics, understanding GDP variations offers critical insights for policymakers and investors alike. This economic indicator not only reflects the financial health of a nation but also indicates its growth potential and standing in the international arena.

Economic Landscape of 2024

The year 2024 presents a varied economic landscape, with the United States maintaining its position as the world’s largest economy with a GDP of $28.75 trillion. This substantial figure underscores the country's robust economic framework, marked by a 5.3% increase from the previous year. Meanwhile, China follows closely with a GDP of $18.74 trillion, showcasing its significant influence on the global market despite a moderate growth rate of 2.6%. These figures highlight the continued dominance of these economic powerhouses and their pivotal roles in shaping global financial trends.

Regional Disparities in Economic Growth

Analyzing GDP across different regions reveals striking disparities. Europe remains a formidable economic bloc, with Germany and the United Kingdom prominently contributing with GDPs of $4.68 trillion and $3.69 trillion, respectively. However, these nations face diverse challenges, including geopolitical instability and shifting trade policies, impacting their economic trajectories. In contrast, Asian economies like India experienced a notable GDP increase of 7.5%, reflecting burgeoning industrialization and demographic advantages.

Emerging Economies and Their Trajectories

Emerging markets tell a compelling story of economic evolution. Brazil's GDP stands at $2.19 trillion, driven by agricultural exports and energy resources. Meanwhile, India continues to thrive with increasing investments in technology and infrastructure. On the other end of the spectrum, countries like Nigeria and Argentina are grappling with significant GDP contractions. Nigeria's GDP plummeted by 48.2%, a stark reminder of the challenges posed by political instability and fluctuating oil prices.

Impact of Global Events on GDP

Global events such as the COVID-19 pandemic and geopolitical tensions have had lasting effects on national economies. The pandemic's aftermath continues to influence fiscal policies and economic recovery strategies worldwide. In 2024, countries like Turkey have shown remarkable resilience, with a GDP increase of 19.1%, attributed to strategic economic reforms and a recovery in tourism sectors. Conversely, Japan's GDP declined by 4.4%, affected by an aging population and reduced export demand, highlighting the complex interplay between global events and national economic performance.

Future Projections and Opportunities

Looking ahead, the global GDP landscape suggests a mix of challenges and opportunities. Countries like India and Turkey are poised to capitalize on their young populations and innovation-driven economies, potentially altering their global standings in the coming years. Simultaneously, developed nations may need to address aging demographics and technological transformations to sustain growth. The evolving economic climate in 2024 necessitates adaptive strategies from both developed and emerging economies to harness growth opportunities and mitigate risks.

The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by country in current US dollars serves as a critical barometer for assessing global economic health in 2024. As the world navigates post-pandemic recovery and geopolitical shifts, understanding these GDP dynamics provides invaluable insights for shaping future economic policies and investment decisions. The intricate patterns of growth and contraction observed across various regions underscore the importance of strategic planning and international cooperation to ensure sustainable economic development.

Insights by country

Algeria

In 2024, Algeria ranks 51st out of 213 countries in terms of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) measured in current US dollars, with a total GDP of approximately $269.32 billion. This positioning reflects Algeria's significant economic output, largely driven by its abundant natural resources, particularly hydrocarbons.

The country's economy heavily relies on oil and natural gas exports, which account for a substantial portion of its GDP and government revenue. Fluctuations in global oil prices can have a profound impact on Algeria's economic performance, influencing both its GDP growth and fiscal stability.

Additionally, Algeria's economic landscape is shaped by ongoing efforts to diversify its economy and reduce dependency on hydrocarbon revenues. As of 2024, the government has been implementing various reforms to stimulate sectors such as agriculture, tourism, and renewable energy, aiming to foster sustainable economic growth in the long term.

Guatemala

In 2024, Guatemala ranks 69th out of 213 countries in terms of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), with a reported value of $113,199,581,158 in current US dollars. This positions Guatemala as a significant economy within Central America, reflecting its status as a key player in regional trade and commerce.

The GDP of Guatemala is influenced by several factors, including its diverse agricultural sector, which is a major contributor to national income, as well as remittances from Guatemalans living abroad, particularly in the United States. Moreover, the country has been working towards strengthening its manufacturing and services sectors, which have shown steady growth in recent years.

Additionally, Guatemala faces challenges such as political instability, high levels of poverty, and social inequality, which can impact economic growth. Nevertheless, the country has potential for further economic development, particularly through improving infrastructure and attracting foreign investment, which could enhance its GDP in the future.

Argentina

In 2024, Argentina ranks 23rd among 213 countries in terms of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) with a value of $638,365,455,340.04. This substantial GDP reflects the country's diverse economy, which is characterized by significant agricultural production, particularly in soybeans, corn, and wheat, as well as a growing industrial sector.

Several factors contribute to Argentina's GDP standing, including its rich natural resources, a well-educated workforce, and strong export markets. However, economic challenges such as inflation, currency volatility, and political instability have historically impacted growth and economic stability. In recent years, efforts to reform economic policies and improve investment climates have been ongoing to boost productivity and international competitiveness.

Additionally, Argentina's economy is one of the largest in Latin America, and it plays a crucial role in regional trade. The country has a strong cultural heritage that influences its economic landscape, including tourism, which adds to its GDP, showcasing its potential for growth in various sectors.

Botswana

Botswana's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for the year 2024 is estimated at 19,402,063,512.91 USD, placing the country 130th out of 213 countries in terms of GDP by current US dollars. This economic figure reflects Botswana's continued growth trajectory, driven largely by its diamond mining industry, which has historically been a major contributor to national revenue.

The economy of Botswana has shown resilience, benefiting from prudent fiscal management, a stable political environment, and diversification efforts beyond mining, including tourism and agriculture. However, challenges such as high unemployment rates and income inequality persist, impacting overall economic stability.

Interestingly, Botswana is one of the few African nations to have achieved upper-middle-income status, demonstrating its capacity for economic development. The country's commitment to good governance and investment in infrastructure also plays a significant role in its GDP growth, positioning it favorably compared to many of its regional counterparts.

Zambia

Zambia ranks 116 out of 213 countries in terms of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for the year 2024. The nation's GDP is estimated at 25,303,185,342.25 USD, reflecting its economic output in current US dollars.

This GDP figure is indicative of Zambia's economic structure, which heavily relies on mining, particularly copper production, as well as agriculture and services. The country has faced challenges such as fluctuating commodity prices, which significantly impact its economic performance.

Furthermore, Zambia has been working towards diversifying its economy to reduce dependence on copper exports and improve resilience against global market changes. Factors such as foreign investment, infrastructure development, and government policies aimed at enhancing the business environment are pivotal in shaping its economic landscape.

Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan ranks 84th out of 213 countries in terms of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by country in current US dollars for the year 2024. The country's GDP is valued at approximately $74.32 billion, reflecting its economic activities and productivity in the global context.

This GDP figure highlights the significant growth and development of Azerbaijan's economy, which has been driven by factors such as oil and gas exports, infrastructural investments, and a push towards economic diversification. The nation has capitalized on its rich natural resources, particularly from the Caspian Sea, which has contributed substantially to its revenue.

Additionally, Azerbaijan's strategic location as a transit hub between Europe and Asia has enhanced its trade opportunities. The government has implemented reforms aimed at improving the business environment, which has further stimulated economic growth and attracted foreign investments.

China

China ranks second among 213 countries in terms of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in current US dollars for the year 2024, with a GDP valued at $18,743,803,170,827.16. This substantial figure reflects China's continued dominance as a global economic powerhouse, following only the United States.

This impressive GDP is a result of several factors, including China's vast population, which contributes to a large labor force, and its position as a major player in international trade. Additionally, significant investments in infrastructure, technology, and manufacturing have propelled economic growth. The country's shift towards a more consumption-driven economy has also played a crucial role in sustaining its economic expansion.

In comparison, China's GDP represents a significant portion of global economic activity, underscoring its influence on international markets. As of 2024, China's economy is characterized by rapid urbanization and technological advancement, with sectors such as e-commerce and renewable energy showing remarkable growth. This positions China as not only a manufacturing hub but also a leader in innovation.

Armenia

Armenia ranks 114th out of 213 countries in terms of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for the year 2024, with a total GDP valued at $25,955,275,380. This figure reflects the country's economic performance in current US dollars, illustrating its position within the global economic landscape.

The GDP of Armenia indicates a modest yet steady economic growth, influenced by factors such as increased foreign investment, improvements in the manufacturing sector, and a growing services industry. Additionally, remittances from Armenians living abroad contribute significantly to the national economy, providing a financial lifeline for many households.

Despite its relatively low GDP ranking, Armenia has shown resilience in the face of regional challenges, including geopolitical tensions and economic dependencies. The government is actively pursuing reforms to enhance economic stability and attract further investment, aiming to improve its global economic standing over the coming years.

Czech Republic

The Czech Republic ranks 44th out of 213 countries in terms of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by Country in Current US Dollars for the year 2024, with a total GDP of approximately $347,034,062,928.

This significant economic output reflects the country's diverse industrial base, strong export sector, and strategic location in Central Europe, which facilitates trade. The Czech Republic has developed a robust manufacturing sector, particularly in automotive and machinery, contributing to its GDP growth.

Factors influencing this economic performance include a skilled labor force, foreign investment, and the country’s membership in the European Union, which enhances trade relations. Furthermore, the Czech Republic has been experiencing steady economic growth, although challenges such as labor shortages and inflationary pressures may affect future performance.

Cameroon

In 2024, Cameroon ranks 91st among 213 countries in terms of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), reflecting a total GDP of approximately $53,296,694,320. This figure indicates a steady economic performance that positions the country within the context of its regional peers in Central Africa.

The economy of Cameroon is characterized by a diverse range of sectors, including agriculture, oil production, and services. The substantial contribution of agriculture, which employs a significant portion of the population, alongside natural resource extraction, plays a crucial role in sustaining economic growth. However, challenges such as political instability, infrastructural deficits, and fluctuating global commodity prices can impact overall GDP performance.

Moreover, Cameroon has been striving to enhance its economic framework through various reforms and investments aimed at improving infrastructure and attracting foreign direct investment. With a growing population and a youthful workforce, the potential for economic expansion remains significant, though it is contingent upon addressing underlying socio-economic issues.

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