Countries with GDP of 1 Trillion US dollar or more

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By Dr Debasish Saha, India December 23, 2024

1. There are total 19 countries which have GDP (nominal) more than 1 trillion dollar dollar.

Country: GDP (Trillion US dollar) (Oct.2024)

GDP Nominal (trillion USD)

1. United States: 29.17
2. China: 18.27
3. Germany: 4.71
4. Japan: 4.07
5. India: 3.89
6. United Kingdom: 3.59
7. France: 3.17
8. Italy: 2.38
9. Canada: 2.21
10. Brazil: 2.19
11. Russian Federation: 2.18
12. Korea, Republic of: 1.87
13. Mexico: 1.85
14. Australia: 1.80
15. Spain: 1.73
16. Indonesia: 1.40
17. Türkiye, Republic of: 1.34
18. Netherlands: 1.22
19. Saudi Arabia: 1.10

20. Switzerland: 0.94
21. Poland: 0.86

2. There are total 32 countries which have GDP, PPP more than 1 trillion USD. (purchasing power parity, PPP)

GDP PPP (trillion USD)

1 . China, People's Republic of : 37.07
2 . United States : 29.17
3 . India : 16.02
4 . Russian Federation : 6.91
5 . Japan : 6.57
6 . Germany : 6.02
7 . Brazil : 4.70
8 . Indonesia : 4.66
9 . France : 4.36
10 . United Kingdom : 4.28
11 . Italy : 3.60
12 . Türkiye, Republic of : 3.46
13 . Mexico : 3.30
14 . Korea, Republic of : 3.26
15 . Spain : 2.67
16 . Canada : 2.58
17 . Egypt : 2.23
18 . Saudi Arabia : 2.11
19 . Australia : 1.90
20 . Poland : 1.89
21 . Taiwan Province of China : 1.84
22 . Thailand : 1.77
23 . Iran : 1.70
24 . Bangladesh : 1.69
25 . Vietnam : 1.63
26 . Pakistan : 1.58
27 . Nigeria : 1.49
28 . Netherlands : 1.46
29 . Malaysia : 1.37
30 . Philippines : 1.37
31 . Argentina : 1.35
32 . Colombia : 1.13

33 . South Africa : 0.99
34 . Romania : 0.89
35 . Singapore : 0.88
36 . Belgium : 0.86
37 . Switzerland : 0.85
38 . United Arab Emirates : 0.85
39 . Kazakhstan : 0.83
40 . Algeria : 0.83
41 . Sweden : 0.76

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