Countries by GDP (US dollars)

Name: Countries by GDP (US dollars), 2018
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The United States had the highest GDP (US dollars) of 209 countries in 2018, at $20.66 trillion. Tuvalu had the lowest, at $48.03 million. The median was $26.68 billion and the figure for the World was $87.31 trillion. Source: the World Bank.

Highest20,656,516United States

Lowest48Tuvalu

Median26,677.7209 countries

World87,310,840.1History

Top 40 countries, 2018

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USD million. Source: World Bank. Retrieved 2026-10-09.

Full ranking

Rank	Countries	2018 USD million	Change on 2017
1	United States	20,656,516	+5.3%
2	China	14,147,765.8	+12.8%
3	Japan	5,154,293.7	+2.3%
4	Germany	4,055,433.2	+7.7%
5	United Kingdom	2,897,028	+7.3%
6	France	2,781,576.3	+7.4%
7	India	2,702,929.6	+1.9%
8	Italy	2,099,435.3	+6.5%
9	Brazil	1,916,933.9	-7.1%
10	South Korea	1,824,251.5	+6.7%
11	Canada	1,725,330.7	+4.6%
12	Russia	1,657,328.8	+5.3%
13	Australia	1,433,145	+7.7%
14	Spain	1,431,642.8	+8.3%
15	Mexico	1,256,300.2	+5.5%
16	Indonesia	1,042,271.5	+2.6%
17	Netherlands	929,733.6	+9.6%
18	Saudi Arabia	886,564.8	+19.6%
19	Türkiye	788,357	-8.7%
20	Switzerland	740,766.5	+4.8%
21	Poland	594,616.6	+12.5%
22	Sweden	549,649.3	+2.7%
23	Belgium	542,638.9	+8.3%
24	Argentina	524,819.9	-18.5%
25	Thailand	506,754.2	+11%
26	Norway	454,588.9	+9.4%
27	Austria	452,582.3	+9.1%
28	United Arab Emirates	440,560	+9.2%
29	Nigeria	421,739.3	+12.2%
30	Iran	411,903.3	-19.3%
31	South Africa	405,260.7	+6.2%
32	Ireland	395,780.3	+13.6%
33	Singapore	377,976.4	+9.6%
34	Israel	375,470.4	+5.1%
35	Hong Kong	361,731.1	+6%
36	Malaysia	358,788.8	+12.4%
37	Pakistan	356,128.2	+5%
38	Denmark	355,293.4	+7.1%
39	Philippines	346,841.9	+5.6%
40	Colombia	334,198.2	+7.2%
41	Bangladesh	321,362.8	+9.4%
42	Vietnam	310,106.5	+10.2%
43	Chile	295,857.6	+7.1%
44	Finland	273,869.3	+7.9%
45	Egypt	262,588.6	+5.7%
46	Czechia	251,992.4	+13.7%
47	Portugal	242,092.9	+9.6%
48	Romania	241,791.4	+15.1%
49	Iraq	227,367.5	+21.4%
50	Peru	222,597	+5.5%
51	Greece	213,298.9	+6.4%
52	New Zealand	211,726.2	+2.5%
53	Algeria	194,554.5	+2.5%
54	Qatar	183,335	+13.8%
55	Kazakhstan	179,340	+7.5%
56	Hungary	161,184.7	+12.5%
57	Kuwait	138,646.3	+14.9%
58	Ukraine	130,891.1	+16.8%
59	Morocco	127,341.1	+7.4%
60	Ecuador	107,479	+2.9%
61	Slovakia	106,611.7	+11.1%
62	Venezuela	101,987.1	-12%
63	Puerto Rico	100,958.1	-2.4%
64	Cuba	100,050	+3.3%
65	Sri Lanka	94,450	+0.1%
66	Kenya	92,203	+12.4%
67	Oman	91,505.9	+13.2%
68	Angola	90,506.1	+5.7%
69	Dominican Republic	84,994.7	+7.5%
70	Ethiopia	83,337.9	+9.1%
71	Libya	76,686	+14.2%
72	Guatemala	73,328.4	+2.3%
73	Luxembourg	71,085.6	+8.2%
74	Myanmar	67,860.5	+2.7%
75	Panama	67,316.5	+4.6%
76	Ghana	67,259.4	+11.4%
77	Bulgaria	66,100.6	+11.7%
78	Uruguay	65,344.6	+0.5%
79	Costa Rica	62,567.8	+3.4%
80	Croatia	61,668.3	+9.8%
81	Uzbekistan	61,318.3	-15.2%
82	Belarus	60,031	+9.7%
83	Côte d’Ivoire	58,522.5	+11.4%
84	Tanzania	57,003.7	+7%
85	Macao	55,076.3	+9.5%
86	Lebanon	54,901.5	+3.5%
87	Lithuania	54,261.8	+13.6%
88	Slovenia	53,689.1	+11.5%
89	Serbia	52,787.5	+14.8%
90	Bolivia	48,414	+5.4%
91	Jordan	47,435.9	+4.2%
92	Azerbaijan	47,112.5	+15.3%
93	Democratic Republic of the Congo	46,660	+24.3%
94	Tunisia	42,686.5	+1.2%
95	Paraguay	40,225.4	+3.1%
96	Cameroon	39,955.6	+10.7%
97	Bahrain	39,568	+6.4%
98	Zimbabwe	34,141.7	-33.1%
99	Latvia	33,247.9	+13.1%
100	Cambodia	33,145.9	+12.9%
101	Nepal	33,111.5	+14.3%
102	Uganda	32,927	+7.1%
103	Sudan	32,333.8	-21.7%
104	Estonia	31,222.6	+13.7%
105	Iceland	26,677.7	+6.5%
106	Zambia	26,311.5	+1.7%
107	Turkmenistan	26,036.3	-21.9%
108	El Salvador	26,020.9	+4.2%
109	Cyprus	25,754	+12.2%
110	Papua New Guinea	24,109.8	+6%
111	Honduras	24,067.8	+4%
112	Trinidad and Tobago	23,883.1	+0.2%
113	Senegal	23,116.7	+10.3%
114	Yemen	21,606.2	-19.5%
115	Syria	21,497.8	+31.3%
116	Bosnia and Herzegovina	20,484.1	+11.8%
117	Mali	20,368	+11.2%
118	Laos	18,141.6	+6.3%
119	Afghanistan	18,053.2	-3.7%
120	Georgia	17,902.5	+8.7%
121	Botswana	17,031.9	+5.8%
122	Gabon	16,867.3	+13%
123	Jamaica	16,855.4	+6.8%
124	Haiti	16,403.9	+8.7%
125	Palestine	16,276.6	+0.9%
126	Malta	16,153.8	+14.1%
127	Burkina Faso	15,890.1	+12.6%
128	Albania	15,379.5	+16%
129	Chad	15,327	+14.8%
130	Mozambique	15,017.4	+13.2%
131	Mauritius	14,957.5	+7.6%
132	Republic of the Congo	14,773.9	+24.8%
133	Benin	14,262.4	+12.3%
134	Madagascar	13,760	+4.4%
135	Namibia	13,682	+6.1%
136	Brunei	13,566.9	+11.9%
137	Mongolia	13,178.1	+14.8%
138	Equatorial Guinea	13,097	+7.3%
139	Nicaragua	13,025.2	-5.5%
140	Bahamas	12,819.2	+3%
141	Niger	12,800.9	+12.7%
142	North Macedonia	12,683.1	+12.2%
143	Armenia	12,457.9	+8.1%
144	Guinea	11,857	+14.8%
145	Moldova	11,252.4	+18.3%
146	New Caledonia	9,896.4	+7.9%
147	Malawi	9,879.2	+10.5%
148	Rwanda	9,650.2	+5.3%
149	Kyrgyzstan	8,271.1	+7.4%
150	Somalia	7,873	+3.3%
151	Tajikistan	7,765	+3%
152	Isle of Man	7,491.6	+7.3%
153	Mauritania	7,475.5	+9.7%
154	Bermuda	7,226	+1.2%
155	Monaco	7,184.3	+11.7%
156	Togo	7,029.2	+10%
157	Liechtenstein	6,692.6	+3.4%
158	Sierra Leone	6,390.5	+11.1%
159	French Polynesia	6,135.1	+5.2%
160	Guam	6,051	+0.6%
161	Barbados	6,001.1	+2.6%
162	Fiji	5,581.4	+4.3%
163	Cayman Islands	5,530.2	+7%
164	Montenegro	5,433.5	+13.1%
165	Maldives	5,404.3	+12.2%
166	Guyana	4,787.6	+0.8%
167	Eswatini	4,643.8	+4.1%
168	Suriname	3,996.2	+11.3%
169	U.S. Virgin Islands	3,923	+3.4%
170	Liberia	3,422.8	+0.9%
171	Aruba	3,276.2	+5.9%
172	Andorra	3,218.4	+7.3%
173	Faroe Islands	3,188.6	+7%
174	Greenland	3,055.8	+7.2%
175	Curaçao	3,046.4	+0.4%
176	Djibouti	2,913.5	+5.5%
177	Burundi	2,913.4	+2.9%
178	Bhutan	2,583.3	-0.3%
179	Lesotho	2,556.2	+10.8%
180	Belize	2,285.9	+0.9%
181	Central African Republic	2,221	+7.2%
182	Cape Verde	2,205.1	+10.4%
183	Saint Lucia	2,061	+3.1%
184	Seychelles	1,784.3	+6.5%
185	Gambia	1,670.7	+11%
186	Antigua and Barbuda	1,661.5	+8.3%
187	San Marino	1,655.4	+8.3%
188	Solomon Islands	1,615.5	+9.9%
189	Timor-Leste	1,556	-1.8%
190	Guinea-Bissau	1,554.1	+5.7%
191	Turks and Caicos Islands	1,314.3	+9.7%
192	Northern Mariana Islands	1,301	-16.6%
193	Sint Maarten	1,259.2	-6.9%
194	Comoros	1,188.8	+10.3%
195	Grenada	1,166.5	+3.6%
196	Saint Kitts and Nevis	1,076.5	+1.9%
197	Vanuatu	1,034.4	+3.6%
198	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	884.3	+4.8%
199	Samoa	878.4	-0.7%
200	American Samoa	639	+4.4%
201	Dominica	628.2	+11.5%
202	Tonga	493.5	+7.3%
203	Micronesia	394	+9.1%
204	São Tomé and Príncipe	383.7	+19.2%
205	Palau	288.2	-0.6%
206	Kiribati	233.9	+4.9%
207	Marshall Islands	220	+2.9%
208	Nauru	131	+19.8%
209	Tuvalu	48	+6%

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About this ranking

GDP at current prices, millions of US dollars. United States: Bureau of Economic Analysis GDP by state (the national figure is the total of the same table) and GDP by county. Other countries and the World: World Bank, converted from national currency at official annual average exchange rates.

US dollars, for the United States, its states and counties, and for every country and the World from the World Bank. For Spain and the EU in euros use gdp. Exchange rate swings move dollar values even when output does not.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the countries are compared on one definition. 3 countries with data in other periods have no value for 2018 and are left out rather than filled from another source. Equal values share a rank.

How to cite

World Bank, World Development Indicators. GDP, current US$ (NY.GDP.MKTP.CD). https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.MKTP.CD. Retrieved 2026-10-09.

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Which country has the highest GDP (US dollars)?

The United States, with $20.66 trillion in 2018, according to the World Bank.

Which country has the lowest GDP (US dollars)?

Tuvalu, with $48.03 million in 2018.

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Every value comes from one source and one period, so the places are comparable: World Bank, GDP, current US$ (NY.GDP.MKTP.CD). Retrieved 2026-10-09. 3 countries have no value for 2018 and are not ranked.