Gross National Saving 1985
Gross National Saving indicates a country's financial health. Compare nations, explore interactive maps, and analyze trends.
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Rank | Actions | ||
|---|---|---|---|
1 | Belize | 58.605 % of GDP | |
2 |  Kuwait | 44.203 % of GDP | |
3 |  Bahrain | 42.221 % of GDP | |
4 |  Singapore | 41.568 % of GDP | |
5 |  Gabon | 37.127 % of GDP | |
6 |  Switzerland | 37.062 % of GDP | |
7 |  China | 35.214 % of GDP | |
8 |  Turkey | 34.823 % of GDP | |
9 |  Seychelles | 33.437 % of GDP | |
10 |  South Korea | 32.752 % of GDP | |
11 |  Botswana | 32.429 % of GDP | |
12 |  Norway | 32.317 % of GDP | |
13 |  Bulgaria | 31.841 % of GDP | |
14 |  Algeria | 29.399 % of GDP | |
15 |  Albania | 28.41 % of GDP | |
16 |  Oman | 27.741 % of GDP | |
17 |  Finland | 27.336 % of GDP | |
18 |  Israel | 27.171 % of GDP | |
19 |  Mexico | 26.722 % of GDP | |
20 |  Venezuela | 26.186 % of GDP | |
21 |  Malaysia | 25.627 % of GDP | |
22 |  Morocco | 25.262 % of GDP | |
23 |  Malta | 25.062 % of GDP | |
24 |  Greece | 25.004 % of GDP | |
25 |  Congo | 24.873 % of GDP | |
26 |  Peru | 24.336 % of GDP | |
27 |  Kenya | 23.975 % of GDP | |
28 |  Netherlands | 23.972 % of GDP | |
29 |  Sri Lanka | 23.704 % of GDP | |
30 |  Tunisia | 23.67 % of GDP | |
31 |  Indonesia | 23.527 % of GDP | |
32 |  Cameroon | 23.333 % of GDP | |
33 |  Cyprus | 23.217 % of GDP | |
34 |  Sweden | 23.198 % of GDP | |
35 |  Thailand | 23.01 % of GDP | |
36 |  Italy | 23.009 % of GDP | |
37 |  Gambia | 22.881 % of GDP | |
38 |  Egypt | 22.856 % of GDP | |
39 |  Costa Rica | 22.516 % of GDP | |
40 |  Togo | 22.354 % of GDP | |
41 |  Portugal | 22.15 % of GDP | |
42 |  Mauritius | 21.837 % of GDP | |
43 |  Bangladesh | 21.52 % of GDP | |
44 |  South Africa | 21.259 % of GDP | |
45 |  Spain | 20.876 % of GDP | |
46 |  Germany | 20.682 % of GDP | |
47 |  France | 20.679 % of GDP | |
48 |  Canada | 20.534 % of GDP | |
49 |  Fiji | 20.41 % of GDP | |
50 |  United States | 20.366 % of GDP | |
51 |  Brazil | 20.184 % of GDP | |
52 |  Tonga | 19.601 % of GDP | |
53 |  Mongolia | 19.253 % of GDP | |
54 |  Denmark | 19.095 % of GDP | |
55 |  United Kingdom | 18.982 % of GDP | |
56 |  Nepal | 18.623 % of GDP | |
57 |  Philippines | 18.209 % of GDP | |
58 |  Iceland | 17.702 % of GDP | |
59 |  Bahamas | 17.016 % of GDP | |
60 |  Saudi Arabia | 17.013 % of GDP | |
61 |  Ecuador | 16.885 % of GDP | |
62 |  Colombia | 16.844 % of GDP | |
63 |  India | 16.798 % of GDP | |
64 |  Paraguay | 16.319 % of GDP | |
65 |  Comoros | 15.69 % of GDP | |
66 |  Panama | 15.583 % of GDP | |
67 |  Vanuatu | 15.464 % of GDP | |
68 |  Madagascar | 15.313 % of GDP | |
69 |  Pakistan | 14.597 % of GDP | |
70 |  Jordan | 14.436 % of GDP | |
71 |  Syrian Arab Republic | 14.154 % of GDP | |
72 |  Dominican Republic | 13.438 % of GDP | |
73 |  Mauritania | 12.483 % of GDP | |
74 |  Papua New Guinea | 12.344 % of GDP | |
75 |  Honduras | 12.11 % of GDP | |
76 |  Central African Republic | 11.47 % of GDP | |
77 |  Chile | 10.335 % of GDP | |
78 |  Burundi | 10.264 % of GDP | |
79 |  Bolivia | 10.161 % of GDP | |
80 |  El Salvador | 9.971 % of GDP | |
81 |  Uruguay | 9.832 % of GDP | |
82 |  Guatemala | 8.915 % of GDP | |
83 |  Niger | 8.321 % of GDP | |
84 |  Ghana | 8.034 % of GDP | |
85 |  Guyana | 5.72 % of GDP | |
86 |  Uganda | 5.662 % of GDP | |
87 |  Senegal | 5.08 % of GDP | |
88 |  Sudan | 4.538 % of GDP | |
89 |  Zimbabwe | 4.18 % of GDP | |
90 |  Chad | 3.852 % of GDP | |
91 |  Laos | 3.41 % of GDP | |
92 |  Benin | 2.634 % of GDP | |
93 |  Mali | -0.54 % of GDP | |
94 |  Sierra Leone | -0.702 % of GDP | |
95 |  Guinea-Bissau | -24.988 % of GDP | |
96 | Solomon Islands | -124.762 % of GDP |
Analysis: These countries represent the highest values in this dataset, showcasing significant scale and impact on global statistics.
- #96Solomon Islands
- #95Guinea-Bissau
- #94Sierra Leone
- #93Mali
- #92Benin
- #91Laos
- #90Chad
- #89Zimbabwe
- #88Sudan
- #87Senegal
Context: These countries or territories have the lowest values, often due to geographic size, administrative status, or specific characteristics.
Data Source
Gross savings (% of GDP) | Country official statistics, National Statistical Offices (NSOs) and others via World Bank
Data produced by Country official statistics, National Statistical Offices (NSOs); National Accounts data files, Central Banks; Staff estimates, World Bank (WB), compiled and published by World Bank as "Gross savings (% of GDP)".
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