Countries with the Largest Current Account Surplus (2026) (2026)

Source: IMF World Economic Outlook·25 countries·Updated 2026

A current account surplus means a country earns more from the rest of the world than it spends. {#1} has the largest surplus at {#1_value}.

Macao SAR, China leads with current account balance (% of GDP) of 35.0%.

Kuwait ranks #2 at 26.0%.

Guyana ranks #3 at 21.5%.

San Marino ranks #4 at 17.1%.

Singapore ranks #5 at 16.6%.

Top 25 Countries by Current Account Balance (% of GDP)

#CountryCurrent Account Balance (% of GDP)Year
1Macao SAR, China35.0%2026
2Kuwait26.0%2026
3Guyana21.5%2026
4San Marino17.1%2026
5Singapore16.6%2026
6Andorra16.0%2026
7Brunei Darussalam14.5%2026
8Norway14.3%2026
9Papua New Guinea13.7%2026
10Liechtenstein12.7%2026
11Hong Kong SAR, China12.6%2026
12Denmark12.3%2026
13United Arab Emirates11.4%2026
14Qatar11.0%2026
15Djibouti10.1%2026
16Ghana10.1%2026
17Azerbaijan9.7%2026
18Netherlands8.8%2026
19Burkina Faso8.6%2026
20Ireland8.1%2026
21Oman7.5%2026
22Venezuela, RB7.1%2026
23Nepal6.9%2026
24Switzerland6.8%2026
25Aruba6.5%2026

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FAQ

What is the highest current account balance (% of GDP) in 2026?

Macao SAR, China has the highest current account balance (% of GDP) at 35.0% in 2026.

How many countries are included in this ranking?

This article features the top 25 countries out of 191 with available data. Full rankings available on the indicator page.

Where does this data come from?

Data is sourced from the IMF World Economic Outlook. It is updated regularly as new releases become available.