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Countries with the highest
GDP (current US$)

In 2020, United States leads GDP (current US$) with $21.38T. China follows at $15.00T, and the gap between the top two positions is $6.38T. This page is built for long-tail search demand and links to archives and country profiles.

Year archive

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Ranking leaders

0.05.3 T11 T16 T21 TUnited StatesUnited States: $21.38T21 TChinaChina: $15.00T15 TJapanJapan: $5.19T5.2 TGermanyGermany: $3.94T3.9 TUnited KingdomUnited Kingdom: $2.72T2.7 TIndiaIndia: $2.67T2.7 TFranceFrance: $2.65T2.6 TItalyItaly: $1.91T1.9 TKorea, Rep.Korea, Rep.: $1.74T1.7 TCanadaCanada: $1.66T1.7 TRussian FederationRussian Federation: $1.49T1.5 TBrazilBrazil: $1.48T1.5 T

Full table

#CountryValue
201 American Samoa $721.00M
202 Dominica $528.94M
203 Tonga $506.57M
204 Sao Tome and Principe $471.23M
205 Micronesia, Fed. Sts. $372.90M
206 Palau $258.99M
207 Marshall Islands $241.80M
208 Kiribati $220.91M
209 Naoero $124.69M
210 Tuvalu $52.30M

Analytical takeaways

  • United States leads the global ranking for GDP (current US$) in 2020, with a lead of $6.38T over the next country.
  • The visible slice on this page covers 12 countries, and the lower edge of that slice currently sits with Brazil at $1.48T.
  • The ranking page acts as a high-intent entry point into country+indicator pages, year archives, and thematic collections.