Most Open Economies by Trade (% of GDP) — 2026 (2025)

Source: World Bank·25 countries·Updated 2025

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Hong Kong SAR, China leads with trade (% of GDP) of 396.6%.

Luxembourg ranks #2 at 349.9%.

San Marino ranks #3 at 341.0%.

Singapore ranks #4 at 320.3%.

Ireland ranks #5 at 240.0%.

Top 25 Countries by Trade (% of GDP)

#CountryTrade (% of GDP)Year
1Hong Kong SAR, China396.6%2025
2Luxembourg349.9%2025
3San Marino341.0%2023
4Singapore320.3%2025
5Ireland240.0%2025
6Malta219.0%2025
7Djibouti206.3%2025
8Virgin Islands (U.S.)205.6%2022
9United Arab Emirates199.0%2023
10Viet Nam190.3%2025
11Cyprus189.5%2025
12Seychelles172.3%2025
13Slovak Republic170.3%2025
14Naoero165.4%2025
15Aruba164.1%2024
16Bahrain157.5%2024
17Maldives156.5%2024
18Estonia155.8%2025
19Lesotho154.0%2025
20Belgium152.9%2025
21Slovenia151.9%2025
22Netherlands150.1%2025
23Switzerland147.2%2025
24Lithuania142.1%2025
25Hungary140.8%2025

Data from 185 countries is available. View full rankings →

FAQ

What is the highest trade (% of GDP) in 2025?

Hong Kong SAR, China has the highest trade (% of GDP) at 396.6% in 2025.

How many countries are included in this ranking?

This article features the top 25 countries out of 185 with available data. Full rankings available on the indicator page.

Where does this data come from?

Data is sourced from the World Bank. It is updated regularly as new releases become available.