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Economy · 2026

GDP by country, 2026

The world economy is worth about $128 trillion in 2026 on the IMF’s figures. United States is the largest at $32.64 trillion (25.5% of the world), followed by China ($21.55 trillion), Germany ($5.47 trillion), Japan ($4.34 trillion). India is 6th at $4.06 trillion.

IMF projection World Economic Outlook (October 2026)

On the map

World economy map, 2026

Tap a country for its figures.

Darker = richer per person, at market exchange rates.

GDP per person, US$

$1k$2.5k$5k$15k$30k$60k

Orange: the economy is shrinking or barely growing. Teal: growing; the darker, the faster.

Real GDP growth, % a year

0%1%2%3%5%7%

Darker = prices rising faster. Most central banks aim for about 2%.

Inflation, % a year

1%2%3%5%10%25%

Darker = more people looking for work without finding it.

Unemployment, % of the labour force

3%5%7%10%15%25%

Darker = the government owes more relative to the size of the economy.

Government debt, % of GDP

30%50%70%90%120%150%

All 190 economies

GDP by country, 2026
#
1 United States$32.64T+2.3%
2 China$21.55T+4.5%
3 Germany$5.47T+1.3%
4 Japan$4.34T+0.7%
5 United Kingdom$4.27T+1.3%
6 India$4.06T+7.0%
7 France$3.55T+0.4%
8 Russia$2.86T+0.9%
9 Italy$2.7T+0.8%
10 Brazil$2.65T+2.2%
11 Canada$2.49T+1.1%
12 South Korea$2.25T+3.3%
13 Mexico$2.18T+1.5%
14 Australia$2.11T+1.9%
15 Spain$2.09T+2.5%
16 Turkey$1.82T+2.7%
17 Indonesia$1.48T+5.1%
18 Netherlands$1.42T+1.5%
19 Saudi Arabia$1.34T−3.3%
20 Switzerland$1.14T+1.9%
21 Poland$1.13T+3.4%
22 Taiwan$1.02T+10.7%
23 Belgium$773B+0.7%
24 Argentina$768B+2.1%
25 Israel$747B+4.5%
26 Sweden$745B+2.5%
27 Ireland$710B−1.0%
28 Singapore$668B+5.0%
29 United Arab Emirates$661B−3.9%
30 Norway$652B+1.5%
31 Austria$617B+0.6%
32 Thailand$599B+2.1%
33 Colombia$573B+2.2%
34 Malaysia$547B+5.2%
35 Vietnam$542B+8.4%
36 Bangladesh$506B+3.6%
37 Philippines$502B+3.4%
38 Denmark$499B+3.7%
39 South Africa$489B+1.0%
40 Romania$470B−0.5%
41 Hong Kong$455B+3.8%
42 Pakistan$450B+3.6%
43 Egypt$443B+5.1%
44 Czechia$428B+1.8%
45 Chile$402B+0.6%
46 Peru$400B+3.0%
47 Kazakhstan$398B+4.4%
48 Nigeria$387B+4.2%
49 Portugal$375B+2.1%
50 Finland$339B+1.7%
51 Algeria$332B+3.8%
52 Iran$312B−7.6%
53 Greece$305B+1.8%
54 New Zealand$273B+2.0%
55 Hungary$266B+1.9%
56 Iraq$245B−16.0%
57 Ukraine$229B+1.0%
58 Qatar$203B−15.6%
59 Morocco$196B+4.5%
60 Uzbekistan$178B+7.8%
61 Slovakia$167B+0.8%
62 Angola$157B+4.4%
63 Kenya$151B+4.5%
64 Kuwait$147B−16.7%
65 Bulgaria$147B+2.6%
66 Dominican Republic$145B+4.6%
67 Ecuador$138B+2.7%
68 Puerto Rico$133B−0.1%
69 Guatemala$132B+4.0%
70 Ghana$129B+5.7%
71 Ethiopia$127B+9.2%
72 Venezuela$124B+5.0%
73 DR Congo$122B+5.2%
74 Oman$121B+4.1%
75 Croatia$116B+2.2%
76 Costa Rica$115B+3.3%
77 Serbia$111B+3.3%
78 Sri Lanka$111B+4.0%
79 Côte d'Ivoire$110B+6.0%
80 Luxembourg$108B+1.1%
81 Belarus$108B+1.9%
82 Lithuania$105B+2.7%
83 Panama$96.5B+5.0%
84 Tanzania$96.2B+6.0%
85 Uruguay$95.2B+1.3%
86 Azerbaijan$89.2B+1.7%
87 Slovenia$88.9B+3.2%
88 Myanmar$83.2B+2.0%
89 Turkmenistan$83B+2.4%
90 Uganda$72.2B+6.2%
91 Zimbabwe$65.9B+5.0%
92 Jordan$64.9B+2.7%
93 Cameroon$64.8B+3.2%
94 Paraguay$64B+4.5%
95 Tunisia$62.7B+2.4%
96 Libya$56.9B+3.3%
97 Macao$54.7B+3.3%
98 Cambodia$54.2B+3.0%
99 Bolivia$53.8B−3.0%
100 Latvia$53.2B+2.3%
101 Estonia$51B+2.1%
102 Bahrain$46B−11.3%
103 Nepal$45.6B+3.6%
104 Guinea$45.3B+7.2%
105 Cyprus$44.3B+2.9%
106 Georgia$44.1B+7.2%
107 Iceland$42.8B+1.4%
108 Zambia$42.4B+5.6%
109 Honduras$41B+3.3%
110 Guyana$40.3B+22.3%
111 Haiti$39.4B−1.7%
112 El Salvador$39.4B+4.5%
113 Bosnia and Herzegovina$37.3B+2.3%
114 Papua New Guinea$36.3B+3.1%
115 Mali$34.9B+5.5%
116 Armenia$33B+5.5%
117 Albania$32.8B+3.5%
118 Burkina Faso$32.4B+4.4%
119 Mongolia$31.1B+6.2%
120 Sudan$30.9B+7.0%
121 Malta$30.5B+4.2%
122 Benin$27.4B+7.0%
123 Trinidad and Tobago$26.8B+0.2%
124 Kyrgyzstan$26.7B+9.0%
125 Gabon$26B+3.0%
126 Nicaragua$25.4B+3.8%
127 Chad$25.2B+4.5%
128 Mozambique$24.8B+1.0%
129 Jamaica$23.9B0.0%
130 Niger$23.4B+7.0%
131 Moldova$22.2B+1.5%
132 Botswana$22.1B+4.4%
133 North Macedonia$21.2B+3.5%
134 Tajikistan$21.1B+7.3%
135 Madagascar$21B+3.8%
136 Congo$19.1B+3.5%
137 Brunei$18.9B+1.9%
138 Rwanda$18.7B+7.4%
139 Laos$18.4B+4.5%
140 Malawi$18.3B+2.6%
141 Bahamas$18.3B+2.5%
142 Namibia$17.9B+2.0%
143 Mauritius$16.9B+2.7%
144 Somalia$14.8B+2.3%
145 Equatorial Guinea$14.3B−1.7%
146 Mauritania$14.3B+4.4%
147 Togo$13.1B+5.0%
148 Yemen$11B−1.5%
149 Montenegro$10.1B+3.0%
150 Liechtenstein$9.6B+1.0%
151 Sierra Leone$8.5B+4.0%
152 Barbados$8.3B+1.8%
153 Maldives$8.1B+1.0%
154 South Sudan$8B+10.5%
155 Burundi$7.6B+3.6%
156 Fiji$6.6B+1.9%
157 Eswatini$6.1B+3.7%
158 Suriname$6B+4.0%
159 Liberia$5.7B+5.5%
160 Central African Republic$5.1B+2.7%
161 Andorra$4.9B+1.9%
162 Djibouti$4.9B+5.6%
163 Aruba$4.7B+3.7%
164 Bhutan$3.9B+7.0%
165 Belize$3.4B+1.9%
166 Cabo Verde$3.4B+5.0%
167 Lesotho$3.1B+1.1%
168 Gambia$3B+5.1%
169 Guinea-Bissau$2.9B+4.7%
170 Saint Lucia$2.8B+1.2%
171 San Marino$2.4B+1.3%
172 Antigua and Barbuda$2.4B+2.4%
173 Seychelles$2.4B+1.0%
174 Timor Leste$2.2B+4.0%
175 Solomon Islands$1.9B+2.7%
176 Comoros$1.7B+2.9%
177 Grenada$1.6B+3.9%
178 Vanuatu$1.4B+3.5%
179 Samoa$1.3B+0.4%
180 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines$1.3B+2.3%
181 Saint Kitts and Nevis$1.1B+1.8%
182 Sao Tome and Principe$1.1B+0.4%
183 Dominica$0.8B+3.1%
184 Tonga$0.7B+1.8%
185 Micronesia$0.5B+1.4%
186 Kiribati$0.4B+3.0%
187 Palau$0.4B+4.3%
188 Marshall Islands$0.3B+3.0%
189 Nauru$0.2B+2.1%
190 Tuvalu$0.1B+3.4%

T = trillion, B = billion US dollars. Countries with a full page are linked. Figures for 2026 and later are IMF projections; earlier years are IMF estimates from national data.

Questions

What is the largest economy in the world in 2026?

The United States, with a GDP of $32.64 trillion, then China ($21.55 trillion). Measured at purchasing power parity instead, China is larger (Int$ 44.55 trillion against Int$ 32.64 trillion).

How big is the world economy in 2026?

About $128 trillion at market exchange rates, on the IMF’s World Economic Outlook (October 2026) figures.

How many countries have a trillion-dollar economy?

22 in 2026: United States, China, Germany, Japan, United Kingdom, India, France, Russia, Italy, Brazil, Canada, South Korea, Mexico, Australia, Spain, Turkey, Indonesia, Netherlands, Saudi Arabia, Switzerland, Poland, Taiwan.

What is India’s rank in world GDP?

6th, with $4.06 trillion in 2026 and real growth of +7.0%. Per person, India’s GDP is $2,750.

More on the world economy

Source: International Monetary Fund, World Economic Outlook (October 2026). Reused with credit to the IMF. Figures are in current US dollars (or international dollars at purchasing power parity) unless stated.