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Countries by Nominal GDP (IMF) (2025)

Nominal GDP (IMF) in 2025: highest in United States (30,861 bn USD), lowest in Ukraine (214.2 bn USD), median 615.5 bn USD across the 52 countries in this dataset, according to IMF.

Browse Nominal GDP (IMF) (measured in bn USD) across 52 countries and regions. Select a country to view an interactive chart with historical data, cross-country comparison, and trend analysis. All data sourced from IMF.

Unit: bn USD52 countries and regionsSource: IMF
Data updated:Last checked:Frequency:AnnualCoverage:1980–2031

Highest Nominal GDP (IMF), 2025

  1. 1.United States30,861 bn USD
  2. 2.China19,626 bn USD
  3. 3.Germany5,116 bn USD
  4. 4.Japan4,453 bn USD
  5. 5.United Kingdom4,012 bn USD
  6. 6.India3,909 bn USD
  7. 7.France3,383 bn USD
  8. 8.Russia2,572 bn USD
  9. 9.Italy2,550 bn USD
  10. 10.Canada2,321 bn USD

Lowest Nominal GDP (IMF), 2025

  1. 43.Egypt364.6 bn USD
  2. 44.Chile357.4 bn USD
  3. 45.Portugal346.4 bn USD
  4. 46.Peru342 bn USD
  5. 47.Finland318.2 bn USD
  6. 48.Nigeria290.5 bn USD
  7. 49.Greece280.5 bn USD
  8. 50.New Zealand259.5 bn USD
  9. 51.Hungary247.1 bn USD
  10. 52.Ukraine214.2 bn USD

All 52 ranked countries, 2025— select a country to view interactive chart

Click any country to open an interactive chart with historical Nominal GDP (IMF) trends. You can compare multiple countries, switch time ranges, and download chart images for reports and presentations.

Nominal GDP (IMF) Data Coverage

This page lists 52 countries with available Nominal GDP (IMF) data. Data sourced from IMF. Visit each country's page for interactive charts.