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India—GDP (Current USD)

Category: EconomySource: IMF World Economic Outlook ↗Global Rank: #6 of 192Series years: 2000–2031

How to read India's GDP

For India, total GDP, GDP per capita, and real GDP growth describe different dimensions of the economy. A high growth rate does not identify the current level of income per person. When comparing India with China, inspect the population denominator and reference period as well as the dollar value; also read the source’s country notes before combining releases.

The historical IMF series shown here runs from 2000 to 2025. Its last historical value is $3.92T (2025). Compared with $2.61T in 2020, that is a 49.9% increase in nominal US-dollar terms over five years. This calculation excludes the current year and future projections. It is not a real GDP growth rate; past estimates can still be revised.

Compare published GDP estimates

Each source keeps its own reference year below. IMF values for 2026 and later are estimates or projections. A difference between years is not a same-year disagreement.

India nominal GDP by publisher and reference year, in US dollars
PublisherGDP (USD)YearSeries
IMF$4.15T2026IMF.NGDPD
World Bank$3.96T2025NY.GDP.MKTP.CD
United Nations$3.95T2024UN.GDP

Values are normalized to US dollars, including the IMF's billion-dollar input units. Source releases can differ in period, vintage and methodology; this comparison does not identify a universally correct publisher.

Before 2026
At or after 2026

Line styles separate years at 2026. This date threshold does not establish whether an individual reading is observed, estimated or forecast. Gaps are not interpolated.

Source: IMF World Economic Outlook

Historical Data

YearValueChange
2025$3.92T+4.1%
2024$3.76T+7.4%
2023$3.50T+7.7%
2022$3.25T+5.4%
2021$3.08T+18.1%
2020$2.61T-5.9%
2019$2.78T+4.6%
2018$2.65T+1.7%
2017$2.61T+15.2%
2016$2.26T+8.8%
2015$2.08T+2.9%
2014$2.02T+9.5%
2013$1.85T+1.3%
2012$1.82T-0.0%
2011$1.82T+8.8%
2010$1.68T+24.9%
2009$1.34T+11.9%
2008$1.20T-1.5%
2007$1.22T+29.4%
2006$940.26B+14.6%
2005$820.38B+15.7%
2004$709.15B+16.7%
2003$607.70B+18.0%
2002$514.94B+6.1%
2001$485.44B+3.6%
2000$468.40B

IMF Forecast

Projections from the IMF World Economic Outlook. These are staff estimates, not guarantees.

YearProjected ValueChange from Previous
2026Forecast$4.15T+6.0%
2027Forecast$4.58T+10.3%
2028Forecast$5.06T+10.5%
2029Forecast$5.60T+10.7%
2030Forecast$6.17T+10.3%
2031Forecast$6.79T+10.0%

Top Countries — GDP (Current USD)

#CountryValueYear
1United States$32.38T2026
2China$20.85T2026
3Germany$5.45T2026
4Japan$4.38T2026
5United Kingdom$4.26T2026
6India$4.15T2026
7France$3.60T2026
8Italy$2.74T2026
9Russian Federation$2.66T2026
10Brazil$2.64T2026
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About This Indicator

Definition

Economic output at current prices, expressed using market exchange rates.

Methodology

The IMF compiles GDP data from national statistical agencies and central banks. For the World Economic Outlook (WEO), IMF staff review national accounts data, apply adjustments for methodological differences, and produce forecasts for the current and following years. GDP is calculated using the expenditure approach (C + I + G + NX) or the production approach (sum of value added across sectors). The conversion to US dollars uses the average market exchange rate for the year.

Unit

current US dollars

Source: International Monetary Fund (World Economic Outlook)Available series: 2000–2031View original source →