Countries with the highest
GDP growth (annual %)

In 2022, Guyana leads GDP growth (annual %) with 63.33%. St. Lucia follows at 19.35%, and the gap between the top two positions is 43.99%. This page is built for long-tail search demand and links to archives and country profiles.

Year archive

Ranking leaders

0.015.831.747.563.3GuyanaGuyana: 63.33%63.3St. LuciaSt. Lucia: 19.35%19.3FijiFiji: 17.75%17.7Northern Mariana IslandsNorthern Mariana Islands: 16.64%16.6BarbadosBarbados: 15.95%15.9Cabo VerdeCabo Verde: 15.84%15.8Turks and Caicos IslandsTurks and Caicos Islands: 14.09%14.1Sint Maarten (Dutch part)Sint Maarten (Dutch part): 13.90%13.9MaldivesMaldives: 13.83%13.8ArmeniaArmenia: 12.60%12.6NigerNiger: 12.22%12.2Saudi ArabiaSaudi Arabia: 12.00%12.0

Full table

#CountryValue
51 Jamaica 6.44%
52 Cote d'Ivoire 6.40%
53 Spain 6.37%
54 Israel 6.36%
55 Togo 6.29%
56 Bermuda 6.26%
57 Benin 6.25%
58 Turkmenistan 6.23%
59 Bahrain 6.18%
60 Zimbabwe 6.14%
61 Uzbekistan 6.09%
62 Argentina 6.02%
63 Ecuador 5.87%
64 Papua New Guinea 5.71%
65 Cayman Islands 5.66%
66 Nepal 5.63%
67 Vanuatu 5.59%
68 Greece 5.52%
69 Gambia, The 5.49%
70 Botswana 5.49%
71 Costa Rica 5.46%
72 Guinea-Bissau 5.46%
73 Turkiye 5.44%
74 Namibia 5.40%
75 Channel Islands 5.34%
76 Austria 5.33%
77 Ethiopia 5.32%
78 Sierra Leone 5.31%
79 Indonesia 5.31%
80 Poland 5.26%
81 Dominican Republic 5.24%
82 Bhutan 5.21%
83 Zambia 5.21%
84 Djibouti 5.17%
85 United Kingdom 5.15%
86 Cambodia 5.13%
87 Guam 5.10%
88 Kiribati 5.09%
89 Mongolia 5.03%
90 Netherlands 5.01%
91 Kenya 4.86%
92 Albania 4.83%
93 Italy 4.82%
94 Liberia 4.81%
95 Pakistan 4.78%
96 Azerbaijan 4.71%
97 Canada 4.70%
98 Uruguay 4.61%
99 Uganda 4.59%
100 Tanzania 4.57%

Analytical takeaways

  • Guyana leads the global ranking for GDP growth (annual %) in 2022, with a lead of 43.99% over the next country.
  • The visible slice on this page covers 12 countries, and the lower edge of that slice currently sits with Saudi Arabia at 12.00%.
  • The ranking page acts as a high-intent entry point into country+indicator pages, year archives, and thematic collections.