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Gross domestic product (GDP) (Total economy, Domestic currency) by country

The Public Sector Balance Sheet (PSBS) Database shows comprehensive estimates of public sector assets and liabilities that formed the basis for the analysis presented in the October 2018 edition of the Fiscal Monitor. The database covers a broad sample of 55 countries, of which 25 countries contain time-series...

Countries reporting
86
Highest
29,138.10 trillion Domestic currency
Indonesia
Lowest
331.84 million Domestic currency
Marshall Islands
Median
2.47 trillion Domestic currency
Years covered
78
1950–2027
Data points
4,966

What the numbers show

Gross domestic product (GDP) (Total economy, Domestic currency) is currently reported for 86 countries. The highest value is 29,138.10 trillion Domestic currency in Indonesia; the lowest is 331.84 million Domestic currency in Marshall Islands.

The median across all reporting countries is 2.47 trillion Domestic currency, and the mean is 451.84 trillion Domestic currency.

Gross domestic product (GDP): full country ranking

#Country LatestYear 10-year changeTrend
1 Indonesia 29,138.10 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 114.4% volatile
2 Republic of Korea 2,807.21 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 52.9% volatile
3 Colombia 1,892.62 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 105.6% volatile
4 Uzbekistan 1,717.32 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 440.9% volatile
5 Japan 589.75 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 6.6% volatile
6 India 469.71 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 174.8% volatile
7 Chile 352.57 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 96.7% volatile
8 Uganda 306.79 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 168.9% volatile
9 Tanzania, United Republic of 305.41 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 157.2% volatile
10 Russian Federation 180.61 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 96.7% volatile
11 China 169.27 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 104.2% volatile
12 Kazakhstan 167.45 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 207.9% volatile
13 Zimbabwe 131.93 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 616,848.0% volatile
14 Mongolia 97.98 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 249.8% volatile
15 Angola 92.29 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 355.9% volatile
16 Hungary 90.52 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 130.5% volatile
17 Türkiye 48.28 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 1,440.8% volatile
18 Mexico 37.59 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 71.4% volatile
19 United States of America 30.28 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 55.5% volatile
20 Senegal 26.38 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 116.4% volatile
21 Thailand 22.90 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 47.8% volatile
22 Kenya 22.84 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 169.2% volatile
23 Malawi 20.90 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 220.0% volatile
24 Brazil 12.86 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 95.3% volatile
25 Armenia 12.31 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 121.2% volatile
26 Serbia 11.01 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 131.4% volatile
27 Czechia 9.38 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 83.6% rising
28 South Africa 8.78 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 72.9% volatile
29 Sweden 7.76 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 67.8% volatile
30 Ukraine 5.46 trillion Domestic currency 2021 up 320.0% volatile
31 Norway 5.30 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 60.8% volatile
32 Iceland 4.92 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 86.1% volatile
33 Germany 4.70 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 43.9% volatile
34 Poland 4.61 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 131.6% volatile
35 Saudi Arabia 4.19 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 62.1% volatile
36 Uruguay 4.12 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 123.8% volatile
37 Hong Kong, China 3.67 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 38.1% volatile
38 Canada 3.36 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 57.1% volatile
39 Denmark 3.36 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 53.1% volatile
40 United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland 3.26 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 55.4% volatile
41 France 3.15 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 37.1% volatile
42 Australia 2.99 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 65.8% volatile
43 Albania 2.66 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 71.8% volatile
44 United Arab Emirates 2.27 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 60.1% volatile
45 Italy 2.19 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 25.9% volatile
46 Romania 1.97 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 129.1% volatile
47 Spain 1.66 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 42.9% volatile
48 Kyrgyzstan 1.45 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 173.6% volatile
49 Peru 1.24 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 75.8% volatile
50 Netherlands 1.17 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 58.2% volatile
51 North Macedonia 1.16 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 87.7% volatile
52 Guatemala 1.03 trillion Domestic currency 2027 up 95.5% volatile
53 Switzerland 880.05 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 28.5% volatile
54 Ireland 679.81 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 128.3% volatile
55 Croatia 667.02 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 79.1% volatile
56 Belgium 659.46 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 48.2% volatile
57 Austria 538.77 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 45.9% volatile
58 New Zealand 502.68 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 75.5% volatile
59 Republic of Moldova 469.26 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 166.6% volatile
60 Turkmenistan 407.48 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 151.1% volatile
61 Bhutan 338.52 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 122.1% volatile
62 Finland 313.36 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 38.5% volatile
63 Portugal 304.95 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 55.6% volatile
64 Greece 252.59 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 42.8% volatile
65 Tunisia 223.40 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 119.0% volatile
66 Bulgaria 210.15 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 104.5% volatile
67 Gambia 209.53 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 198.7% volatile
68 Tajikistan 178.73 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 177.4% volatile
69 Slovakia 150.11 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 77.8% volatile
70 Azerbaijan 148.38 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 111.0% volatile
71 Georgia 111.89 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 174.5% volatile
72 Luxembourg 99.39 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 70.9% volatile
73 Lithuania 89.17 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 110.9% volatile
74 Slovenia 80.43 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 87.0% volatile
75 Latvia 52.61 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 95.0% volatile
76 Estonia 51.47 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 116.0% volatile
77 Seychelles 40.73 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 89.7% volatile
78 El Salvador 37.90 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 51.7% volatile
79 Cyprus 32.87 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 62.4% volatile
80 Malta 21.27 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 78.1% volatile
81 Solomon Islands 17.82 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 53.8% volatile
82 Barbados 15.27 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 53.4% volatile
83 San Marino 1.79 billion Domestic currency 2027 up 32.1% rising
84 Micronesia, Federated States of 516.27 million Domestic currency 2027 up 40.8% rising
85 Palau 359.75 million Domestic currency 2027 up 26.0% rising
86 Marshall Islands 331.84 million Domestic currency 2027 up 56.6% rising

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Indicator
Gross domestic product (GDP) (Total economy, Domestic currency)
Unit
Domestic currency
Source
International Monetary Fund
Licence
IMF Terms and Conditions (attribution required)
Coverage
86 places, 4,966 data points, 1950–2027
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The Public Sector Balance Sheet (PSBS) Database shows comprehensive estimates of public sector assets and liabilities that formed the basis for the analysis presented in the October 2018 edition of the Fiscal Monitor. The database covers a broad sample of 55 countries, of which 25 countries contain time-series estimated PSBS and the rest for one single-year data compiled as part of Financial Transparency Evaluations and IMF Technical Assistance missions. The PSBS database is compiled on a best-effort basis, using the conceptual framework of the IMF's Government Finance Statistics Manual 2014. Data for the central and general government generally replicate data reported by country authorities in the IMF's Government Finance Statistics database. Data for the central bank generally replicate data reported by country authorities in the IMF's Monetary and Financial Statistics database. Where these data fail to cover all categories of assets and liabilities, they are complemented by other data reported by statistical authorities at the national level. other international organizations, or staff estimates. Data sources for public corporations are country specific and are captured in the country specific metadata documents.