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The global economy is worth $110 trillion. How big is your country’s share?

Discover your nation's contribution to the global economy
New Zealand: 0.23% share
Peru: 0.26% share
Chile: 0.3% share
South Africa: 0.37% share
Colombia: 0.38% share
Malaysia: 0.4% share
Vietnam: 0.43% share
Philippines: 0.43% share
Norway: 0.46% share
Thailand: 0.48% share
Singapore: 0.48% share
Austria: 0.49% share
UAE: 0.5% share
Ireland: 0.51% share
Argentina: 0.55% share
Belgium: 0.6% share
Switzerland: 0.86% share
Saudi Arabia: 1% share
Netherlands: 1.11% share
Türkiye: 1.22% share
Indonesia: 1.27% share
Spain: 1.57% share
Australia: 1.64% share
Mexico: 1.68% share
South Korea: 1.7% share
Russia: 1.98% share
Brazil: 2% share
Canada: 2.01% share
Italy: 2.16% share
France: 2.88% share
UK: 3.26% share
India: 3.53% share
Japan: 3.7% share
Germany: 4.3% share
China: 16.6% share
USA: 26.5% share
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Discover your nation's contribution to the global economy

A colossal machine, the world's economy is expected to have generated a jaw-dropping $110.06 trillion (£87.76tn) in goods and services in 2024. But where does your country stand in the grand scheme of things?

Read on to discover what percentage of the global economy comes from your home nation and find out which countries boast the biggest slices based on the latest GDP data from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

All dollar amounts in US dollars.

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Daniel Coughlin

04 February 2025

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