GDP at purchasing-power parity by country
China has the largest economy measured at purchasing power parity: $44.55T in 2026 (IMF projection), ahead of the United States ($32.64T) and India ($19.19T). Among the 189 economies with 2026 figures, the three largest account for 43.5% of combined output at PPP, and the ten largest for 62.3%.
The ordering differs from GDP at market exchange rates because PPP values every economy's output at the same international prices. 192 countries and territories are ranked, with figures from 2025 to 2026; 2026 figures are IMF projections, not measured values.
192 countries and territories · latest available figures, 2025 to 2026 · unit: current international dollars (PPP)
| Rank | Country or territory | GDP (current Intl $) | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | China | $44.55T | 2026projection |
| 2 | United States | $32.64T | 2026projection |
| 3 | India | $19.19T | 2026projection |
| 4 | Russia | $7.54T | 2026projection |
| 5 | Japan | $7.32T | 2026projection |
| 6 | Germany | $6.55T | 2026projection |
| 7 | Indonesia | $5.48T | 2026projection |
| 8 | Brazil | $5.27T | 2026projection |
| 9 | United Kingdom | $4.78T | 2026projection |
| 10 | France | $4.76T | 2026projection |
| 11 | Türkiye | $4.03T | 2026projection |
| 12 | Italy | $3.90T | 2026projection |
| 13 | South Korea | $3.63T | 2026projection |
| 14 | Mexico | $3.59T | 2026projection |
| 15 | Spain | $3.00T | 2026projection |
| 16 | Canada | $2.92T | 2026projection |
| 17 | Saudi Arabia | $2.73T | 2026projection |
| 18 | Egypt | $2.60T | 2026projection |
| 19 | Nigeria | $2.44T | 2026projection |
| 20 | Poland | $2.18T | 2026projection |
| 21 | Australia | $2.11T | 2026projection |
| 22 | Vietnam | $2.06T | 2026projection |
| 23 | Thailand | $1.98T | 2026projection |
| 24 | Bangladesh | $1.91T | 2026projection |
| 25 | Pakistan | $1.81T | 2026projection |
| 26 | Iran | $1.77T | 2026projection |
| 27 | Malaysia | $1.62T | 2026projection |
| 28 | Netherlands | $1.60T | 2026projection |
| 29 | Argentina | $1.58T | 2026projection |
| 30 | Philippines | $1.57T | 2026projection |
| 31 | Colombia | $1.26T | 2026projection |
| 32 | Singapore | $1.08T | 2026projection |
| 33 | South Africa | $1.08T | 2026projection |
| 34 | Kazakhstan | $996.31B | 2026projection |
| 35 | Switzerland | $975.75B | 2026projection |
| 36 | United Arab Emirates | $968.84B | 2026projection |
| 37 | Algeria | $947.07B | 2026projection |
| 38 | Romania | $942.93B | 2026projection |
| 39 | Belgium | $941.29B | 2026projection |
| 40 | Sweden | $844.41B | 2026projection |
| 41 | Ireland | $831.07B | 2026projection |
| 42 | Chile | $745.75B | 2026projection |
| 43 | Austria | $725.58B | 2026projection |
| 44 | Ukraine | $720.72B | 2026projection |
| 45 | Peru | $703.33B | 2026projection |
| 46 | Czechia | $692.17B | 2026projection |
| 47 | Norway | $657.26B | 2026projection |
| 48 | Hong Kong | $647.73B | 2026projection |
| 49 | Israel | $619.72B | 2026projection |
| 50 | Iraq | $606.64B | 2026projection |
| 51 | Portugal | $570.96B | 2026projection |
| 52 | Uzbekistan | $561.58B | 2026projection |
| 53 | Ethiopia | $561.35B | 2026projection |
| 54 | Denmark | $560.71B | 2026projection |
| 55 | Greece | $490.55B | 2026projection |
| 56 | Hungary | $486.62B | 2026projection |
| 57 | Morocco | $472.79B | 2026projection |
| 58 | Kenya | $436.13B | 2026projection |
| 59 | Angola | $434.76B | 2026projection |
| 60 | Sri Lanka | $398.95B | 2026projection |
| 61 | Finland | $395.40B | 2026projection |
| 62 | Dominican Republic | $357.75B | 2026projection |
| 63 | Qatar | $331.22B | 2026projection |
| 64 | Ghana | $329.91B | 2026projection |
| 65 | Belarus | $325.56B | 2026projection |
| 66 | Ecuador | $325.30B | 2026projection |
| 67 | Tanzania | $322.69B | 2026projection |
| 68 | New Zealand | $313.68B | 2026projection |
| 69 | Guatemala | $305.12B | 2026projection |
| 70 | Côte d'Ivoire | $294.18B | 2026projection |
| 71 | Myanmar | $291.56B | 2026projection |
| 72 | Bulgaria | $284.12B | 2026projection |
| 73 | Venezuela | $282.37B | 2026projection |
| 74 | Azerbaijan | $281.14B | 2026projection |
| 75 | Slovakia | $269.18B | 2026projection |
| 76 | Oman | $250.09B | 2026projection |
| 77 | Kuwait | $236.41B | 2026projection |
| 78 | DR Congo | $235.28B | 2026projection |
| 79 | Serbia | $228.47B | 2026projection |
| 80 | Panama | $217.78B | 2026projection |
| 81 | Croatia | $211.61B | 2026projection |
| 82 | Uganda | $206.68B | 2026projection |
| 83 | Tunisia | $198.91B | 2026projection |
| 84 | Nepal | $195.83B | 2026projection |
| 85 | Costa Rica | $185.29B | 2026projection |
| 86 | Cameroon | $184.92B | 2026projection |
| 87 | Lithuania | $177.44B | 2026projection |
| 88 | Puerto Rico | $171.63B | 2026projection |
| 89 | Turkmenistan | $164.78B | 2026projection |
| 90 | Bolivia | $162.37B | 2026projection |
| 91 | Cambodia | $160.11B | 2026projection |
| 92 | Jordan | $154.47B | 2026projection |
| 93 | Paraguay | $152.86B | 2026projection |
| 94 | Zimbabwe | $150.67B | 2026projection |
| 95 | Libya | $137.32B | 2026projection |
| 96 | Uruguay | $135.77B | 2026projection |
| 97 | Sudan | $133.24B | 2026projection |
| 98 | Slovenia | $132.89B | 2026projection |
| 99 | Guinea | $129.75B | 2026projection |
| 100 | Georgia | $128.24B | 2026projection |
| 101 | Luxembourg | $108.96B | 2026projection |
| 102 | Zambia | $104.73B | 2026projection |
| 103 | Bahrain | $104.20B | 2026projection |
| 104 | Guyana | $103.45B | 2026projection |
| 105 | Senegal | $103.42B | 2025 |
| 106 | Macao | $100.33B | 2026projection |
| 107 | Afghanistan | $99.48B | 2025 |
| 108 | El Salvador | $96.94B | 2026projection |
| 109 | Mali | $95.79B | 2026projection |
| 110 | Laos | $95.09B | 2026projection |
| 111 | Honduras | $92.49B | 2026projection |
| 112 | Latvia | $85.53B | 2026projection |
| 113 | Bosnia and Herzegovina | $83.69B | 2026projection |
| 114 | Armenia | $83.24B | 2026projection |
| 115 | Mongolia | $81.47B | 2026projection |
| 116 | Burkina Faso | $79.82B | 2026projection |
| 117 | Benin | $78.91B | 2026projection |
| 118 | Kyrgyzstan | $76.24B | 2026projection |
| 119 | Estonia | $73.39B | 2026projection |
| 120 | Tajikistan | $70.83B | 2026projection |
| 121 | Lebanon | $69.94B | 2025 |
| 122 | Nicaragua | $69.82B | 2026projection |
| 123 | Madagascar | $68.66B | 2026projection |
| 124 | Cyprus | $67.97B | 2026projection |
| 125 | Albania | $67.61B | 2026projection |
| 126 | Rwanda | $67.32B | 2026projection |
| 127 | Chad | $66.90B | 2026projection |
| 128 | Niger | $66.77B | 2026projection |
| 129 | Mozambique | $63.38B | 2026projection |
| 130 | Gabon | $61.78B | 2026projection |
| 131 | North Macedonia | $57.79B | 2026projection |
| 132 | Botswana | $57.20B | 2026projection |
| 133 | Trinidad and Tobago | $52.89B | 2026projection |
| 134 | Papua New Guinea | $52.27B | 2026projection |
| 135 | Moldova | $49.57B | 2026projection |
| 136 | Malta | $46.81B | 2026projection |
| 137 | Brunei | $45.55B | 2026projection |
| 138 | Republic of the Congo | $45.48B | 2026projection |
| 139 | Malawi | $45.01B | 2026projection |
| 140 | Mauritius | $43.92B | 2026projection |
| 141 | Mauritania | $43.66B | 2026projection |
| 142 | Namibia | $39.09B | 2026projection |
| 143 | Jamaica | $38.99B | 2026projection |
| 144 | Haiti | $38.25B | 2026projection |
| 145 | Togo | $37.96B | 2026projection |
| 146 | Sierra Leone | $35.40B | 2026projection |
| 147 | Somalia | $34.46B | 2026projection |
| 148 | Iceland | $33.04B | 2026projection |
| 149 | Equatorial Guinea | $31.78B | 2026projection |
| 150 | Yemen | $30.43B | 2026projection |
| 151 | Montenegro | $22.83B | 2026projection |
| 152 | Bahamas | $19.69B | 2026projection |
| 153 | South Sudan | $19.67B | 2026projection |
| 154 | Eswatini | $16.98B | 2026projection |
| 155 | Bhutan | $16.11B | 2026projection |
| 156 | Fiji | $16.00B | 2026projection |
| 157 | Suriname | $15.81B | 2026projection |
| 158 | Maldives | $15.79B | 2026projection |
| 159 | Burundi | $15.44B | 2026projection |
| 160 | Liberia | $12.37B | 2026projection |
| 161 | Central African Republic | $12.37B | 2026projection |
| 162 | The Gambia | $11.39B | 2026projection |
| 163 | Djibouti | $10.75B | 2026projection |
| 164 | Liechtenstein | $8.28B | 2026projection |
| 165 | Lesotho | $7.95B | 2026projection |
| 166 | Barbados | $7.70B | 2026projection |
| 167 | Timor-Leste | $7.55B | 2026projection |
| 168 | Guinea-Bissau | $7.24B | 2026projection |
| 169 | Cabo Verde | $6.96B | 2026projection |
| 170 | Andorra | $6.95B | 2026projection |
| 171 | Belize | $6.66B | 2026projection |
| 172 | Aruba | $6.46B | 2026projection |
| 173 | St. Lucia | $5.40B | 2026projection |
| 174 | Seychelles | $4.59B | 2026projection |
| 175 | Comoros | $3.90B | 2026projection |
| 176 | Antigua and Barbuda | $3.51B | 2026projection |
| 177 | San Marino | $3.01B | 2026projection |
| 178 | Grenada | $2.72B | 2026projection |
| 179 | St. Vincent and the Grenadines | $2.42B | 2026projection |
| 180 | Solomon Islands | $2.22B | 2026projection |
| 181 | Samoa | $1.85B | 2026projection |
| 182 | St. Kitts and Nevis | $1.82B | 2026projection |
| 183 | Sao Tome and Principe | $1.59B | 2026projection |
| 184 | Dominica | $1.56B | 2026projection |
| 185 | Vanuatu | $1.42B | 2026projection |
| 186 | Tonga | $855.0M | 2026projection |
| 187 | Kiribati | $517.0M | 2026projection |
| 188 | Micronesia | $491.0M | 2026projection |
| 189 | Palau | $365.0M | 2026projection |
| 190 | Marshall Islands | $297.0M | 2026projection |
| 191 | Nauru | $151.0M | 2026projection |
| 192 | Tuvalu | $71.0M | 2026projection |
Values are rounded for display. Countries without a reading are omitted; zero is a valid reading. The year column belongs to each estimate. Rankings compare the listed latest values, which may cover different years. IMF projection: a forecast from the IMF World Economic Outlook, revised at each release, not a measured value.
Understanding the measure
GDP measured at purchasing power parity (PPP) adjusts for the fact that prices differ widely between countries: a dollar buys far more in India or Vietnam than in Switzerland or Norway. PPP GDP values each economy's output at a common set of international prices, so it measures what each economy can actually buy with what it produces. That makes it a fairer basis for comparing the real size of economies with very different price levels.
PPP produces a different ordering from nominal GDP. Large developing economies move up, because their domestic prices are low and market exchange rates understate how much their output can buy at home. The difference is largest for services such as housing, haircuts and public services, which cannot be traded across borders.
The conversion factors come from the International Comparison Program (ICP), a global price survey coordinated by the World Bank. The surveys cover thousands of goods and services but are carried out only every few years (2017 and 2021 were recent rounds), and figures for other years are extrapolated. PPP figures therefore carry more uncertainty than nominal GDP: they are estimates, not precise measurements.
About these figures
Measure: GDP, current prices. Unit: current international dollars (PPP).
PPP and market-exchange-rate GDP use different currency conversions and answer different comparison questions. This series measures total output in current international dollars. For changes in production volumes, use a constant-price measure; for average output per person, use GDP per capita.
Current-price international dollars are not the same as the constant 2021 PPP dollars used for the World Bank poverty lines of $3.00, $4.20 and $8.30 a day. IMF figures for past years can still be estimates and are revised; figures for the current year and later are projections.
International Monetary Fund (World Economic Outlook) · Publisher definition. We copied the definition from the publisher on 2026-09-07; that is when we retrieved it, not when the figures were published.
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Current-price economic output adjusted for purchasing-power differences.