Europe & Central Asia
Merchandise trade (% of GDP)

Within the “Europe & Central Asia” group, Slovenia leads Merchandise trade (% of GDP) in 2025 at 237.45%, while Russian Federation sits at the lower end of the current snapshot with 28.19%. This format is well suited to long-tail regional and income-group queries.

Group leaders

0.059.4119178237SloveniaSlovenia: 237.45%237Slovak RepublicSlovak Republic: 160.52%161BelgiumBelgium: 152.43%152NetherlandsNetherlands: 139.54%140CzechiaCzechia: 137.32%137HungaryHungary: 133.08%133North MacedoniaNorth Macedonia: 115.78%116SwitzerlandSwitzerland: 101.73%102LatviaLatvia: 99.56%99.6EstoniaEstonia: 98.40%98.4BelarusBelarus: 96.11%96.1LithuaniaLithuania: 95.19%95.2

Country table

#CountryValue
1 Slovenia 237.45%
2 Slovak Republic 160.52%
3 Belgium 152.43%
4 Netherlands 139.54%
5 Czechia 137.32%
6 Hungary 133.08%
7 North Macedonia 115.78%
8 Switzerland 101.73%
9 Latvia 99.56%
10 Estonia 98.40%
11 Belarus 96.11%
12 Lithuania 95.19%
13 Serbia 84.58%
14 Bulgaria 83.51%
15 Bosnia and Herzegovina 83.25%
16 Poland 80.62%
17 Austria 77.73%
18 Croatia 75.19%
19 Armenia 73.28%
20 Moldova 72.25%
21 Kyrgyz Republic 69.95%
22 Georgia 67.69%
23 Germany 65.47%
24 Azerbaijan 65.08%
25 Ireland 62.72%
26 Portugal 62.10%
27 Montenegro 61.77%
28 Denmark 61.53%
29 Sweden 61.18%
30 Tajikistan 61.13%
31 Romania 59.52%
32 Ukraine 57.85%
33 Italy 54.68%
34 Andorra 54.65%
35 Finland 53.28%
36 Greece 52.50%
37 Norway 52.36%
38 Cyprus 52.09%
39 Spain 50.27%
40 Albania 47.89%
41 Iceland 46.94%
42 Kazakhstan 46.78%
43 Luxembourg 46.03%
44 Uzbekistan 44.48%
45 France 43.65%
46 Turkmenistan 40.78%
47 Turkiye 39.99%
48 United Kingdom 37.59%
49 Russian Federation 28.19%

Analytical takeaways

  • Inside the Europe & Central Asia group for Merchandise trade (% of GDP) in 2025, Slovenia leads with a gap of 76.93% to the next country.
  • The peer set on this page covers 49 countries, and the lower end of the current distribution sits with Russian Federation at 28.19%.
  • This page bridges the global ranking context with a more relevant regional or income-based comparison layer.