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ECONOMY / USD

Where the money is.

01 / GDP

The world by GDP.

2025, current US dollars

World map shaded by nominal GDP, 2025Fiji: $6.04 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Tanzania: $87.3 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Western Sahara: no IMF data for 2025Canada: $2.32 trillion, 2025United States: $30.77 trillion, 2025Kazakhstan: $302.7 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Uzbekistan: $147.1 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Papua New Guinea: $32.5 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Indonesia: $1.45 trillion, 2025Argentina: $681.5 billion, 2025Chile: $355.3 billion, 2025Democratic Republic of the Congo: $92.8 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Somalia: $13.0 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Kenya: $136.5 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Sudan: $39.7 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Chad: $22.1 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Haiti: $32.1 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Dominican Republic: $127.9 billion, 2025Russia: $2.59 trillion, 2025Bahamas: $16.5 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Falkland Islands / Malvinas: no IMF data for 2025Norway: $530.8 billion, 2025Greenland: no IMF data for 2025French Southern and Antarctic Lands: no IMF data for 2025Timor-Leste: $2.06 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)South Africa: $427.1 billion, 2025Lesotho: $2.85 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Mexico: $1.83 trillion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Uruguay: $85.6 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Brazil: $2.28 trillion, 2025Bolivia: $64.2 billion, 2025Peru: $341.0 billion, 2025Colombia: $457.4 billion, 2025Panama: $90.5 billion, 2025Costa Rica: $102.9 billion, 2025Nicaragua: $22.2 billion, 2025Honduras: $39.7 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)El Salvador: $37.3 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Guatemala: $121.1 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Belize: $3.33 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Venezuela: $99.7 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Guyana: $27.1 billion, 2025Suriname: $4.66 billion, 2025France: $3.37 trillion, 2025Ecuador: $130.3 billion, 2025Puerto Rico: $126.5 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Jamaica: $22.3 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Cuba: no IMF data for 2025Zimbabwe: $53.5 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Botswana: $19.5 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Namibia: $14.8 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Senegal: $37.1 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Mali: $30.1 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Mauritania: $12.3 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Benin: $24.4 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Niger: $21.8 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Nigeria: $290.5 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Cameroon: $59.3 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Togo: $11.9 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Ghana: $114.7 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Côte d'Ivoire: $98.9 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Guinea: $27.2 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Guinea-Bissau: $2.65 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Liberia: $5.22 billion, 2025Sierra Leone: $7.71 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Burkina Faso: $27.1 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Central African Republic: $3.19 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Republic of the Congo: $15.6 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Gabon: $21.6 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Equatorial Guinea: $12.5 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Zambia: $28.9 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Malawi: $15.0 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Mozambique: $22.3 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Kingdom of eSwatini: $5.17 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Angola: $141.7 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Burundi: $6.92 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Israel: $610.8 billion, 2025Lebanon: $34.5 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Madagascar: $19.6 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Palestine: no IMF data for 2025The Gambia: $2.58 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Tunisia: $57.6 billion, 2025Algeria: $285.7 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Jordan: $61.7 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)United Arab Emirates: $571.6 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Qatar: $221.2 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Kuwait: $157.8 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Iraq: $264.2 billion, 2025Oman: $106.1 billion, 2025Vanuatu: $1.32 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Cambodia: $49.3 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Thailand: $577.0 billion, 2025Lao PDR: $17.8 billion, 2025Myanmar: $82.4 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Vietnam: $494.0 billion, 2025Dem. Rep. Korea: no IMF data for 2025South Korea: $1.87 trillion, 2025Mongolia: $25.4 billion, 2025India: $3.92 trillion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Bangladesh: $457.9 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Bhutan: $3.47 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Nepal: $44.8 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Pakistan: $407.8 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Afghanistan: $19.7 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Tajikistan: $17.5 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Kyrgyzstan: $21.6 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Turkmenistan: $77.4 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Iran: $371.2 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Syria: no IMF data for 2025Armenia: $29.2 billion, 2025Sweden: $669.0 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Belarus: $92.8 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Ukraine: $212.9 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Poland: $1.04 trillion, 2025Austria: $579.9 billion, 2025Hungary: $246.9 billion, 2025Moldova: $20.3 billion, 2025Romania: $427.9 billion, 2025Lithuania: $94.9 billion, 2025Latvia: $48.6 billion, 2025Estonia: $47.0 billion, 2025Germany: $5.05 trillion, 2025Bulgaria: $131.0 billion, 2025Greece: $280.5 billion, 2025Turkey: $1.60 trillion, 2025Albania: $30.3 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Croatia: $106.1 billion, 2025Switzerland: $1.04 trillion, 2025Luxembourg: $101.1 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Belgium: $724.9 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Netherlands: $1.33 trillion, 2025Portugal: $346.4 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Spain: $1.90 trillion, 2025Ireland: $718.1 billion, 2025New Caledonia: no IMF data for 2025Solomon Islands: $1.70 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)New Zealand: $258.8 billion, 2025Australia: $1.84 trillion, 2025Sri Lanka: no IMF data for 2025China: $19.63 trillion, 2025Taiwan: $920.0 billion, 2025Italy: $2.55 trillion, 2025Denmark: $461.7 billion, 2025United Kingdom: $4.00 trillion, 2025Iceland: $38.6 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Azerbaijan: $75.9 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Georgia: $38.2 billion, 2025Philippines: $487.2 billion, 2025Malaysia: $472.2 billion, 2025Brunei Darussalam: $15.9 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Slovenia: $79.6 billion, 2025Finland: $316.9 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Slovakia: $154.4 billion, 2025Czech Republic: $389.0 billion, 2025Eritrea: no IMF data for 2025Japan: $4.44 trillion, 2025Paraguay: $49.4 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Yemen: $7.90 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Saudi Arabia: $1.28 trillion, 2025Northern Cyprus: no IMF data for 2025Cyprus: $41.0 billion, 2025Morocco: $182.6 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Egypt: $364.6 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Libya: $44.7 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Ethiopia: $109.1 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Djibouti: $4.38 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Somaliland: no IMF data for 2025Uganda: $66.0 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Rwanda: $16.0 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Bosnia and Herzegovina: $33.0 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)North Macedonia: $19.1 billion, 2025Serbia: $100.0 billion, 2025Montenegro: $9.23 billion, 2025Kosovo: $12.4 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)Trinidad and Tobago: $25.9 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)South Sudan: $5.73 billion, 2025 (IMF estimate)
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02 / TOP 10

Biggest economies.

Nominal GDP, 2025

03 / FDI

Investment flows.

2025, billions of US dollars

Foreign direct investment is money companies put into businesses in another country, like building a factory or buying a stake. The official numbers come out a year or more after the fact.

Money coming in

  1. United States$277.3B
  2. Singapore$150.9B
  3. Hong Kong (China)$116.5B
  4. China$104.7B
  5. Brazil$76.9B
  6. United Kingdom$75.2B
  7. Germany$74.3B
  8. Canada$67.0B
  9. United Arab Emirates$48.2B
  10. British Virgin Islands$42.9B

Money going out

  1. United States$262.7B
  2. Japan$186.1B
  3. China$174.4B
  4. Luxembourg$101.4B
  5. Hong Kong (China)$95.3B
  6. Singapore$94.2B
  7. Germany$86.8B
  8. United Kingdom$84.8B
  9. United Arab Emirates$63.4B
  10. Netherlands$58.1B

Sources: GDP from the IMF World Economic Outlook DataMapper ↗ (API ↗, World Economic Outlook (April 2026); estimate flags from the WEO dataset ↗). FDI from UNCTADstat ↗ (data file ↗, World Investment Report 2026). Map from Natural Earth ↗. Fetched Oct 4, 2026.