Countries by Exports of goods and services (BoP, current US$)

China ranks first in exports of goods and services with $3.79 trillion, followed by the United States at $3.23 trillion. At the other end, Tuvalu records just $2.2 million, making the gap between first and last more than 169 million times. The ranking spans 192 countries and captures the full range of export-driven economies.

Trade category

Ranking 2024

Countries by Exports of goods and services (BoP, current US$)
Rank	Country	Value
1	China	3792950717268.08
2	United States	3,232,522,000,000
3	Germany	1939702201602.97
4	United Kingdom	1142411938484.29
5	France	1070899771966.57
6	Netherlands	1001165679502.9
7	Singapore	978597275924.86
8	Japan	922447048198.65
9	Ireland	882292510602.42
10	South Korea	835,148,800,000
11	India	822010899401.31
12	Italy	775983643285.19
13	Hong Kong	739726401547.88
14	Canada	727830689096.39
15	Switzerland	688193054511.53
16	Mexico	681,313,488,945
17	United Arab Emirates	647896528250.51
18	Spain	639360149928.98
19	Belgium	532002073054.25
20	Poland	478,820,000,000
21	Russia	476,686,490,000
22	Vietnam	429,383,000,000
23	Australia	425212482436.94
24	Brazil	387912477699.81
25	Türkiye	372,725,000,000
26	Thailand	369187850950.8
27	Saudi Arabia	368567152141.1
28	Sweden	333407918557.34
29	Indonesia	302101665854.7
30	Malaysia	301788640250.68
31	Denmark	301385154605.72
32	Austria	298024269611.42
33	Czechia	239259165133.23
34	Norway	217696690848.85
35	Luxembourg	181671193292.01
36	Hungary	167958063355.35
37	Israel	153,686,400,000
38	Portugal	144120360731.84
39	Romania	136207043215.38
40	South Africa	127675629255.04
41	Qatar	125216483516.48
42	Finland	125128649661.51
43	Slovakia	120235863144.02
44	Iraq	111,195,200,000
45	Chile	111122573200.71
46	Greece	108406392098.1
47	Philippines	106648602964.69
48	Argentina	96926387166.7
49	Kazakhstan	90800772567.63
50	Kuwait	89709774993.81
51	Peru	83324835863.21
52	Oman	70788205043.56
53	Colombia	69193139899.12
54	Morocco	67468116585.29
55	Egypt	64,373,200,000
56	Bulgaria	63,930,930,000
57	Lithuania	63218721703.96
58	New Zealand	62208504922.99
59	Slovenia	59154934469.21
60	Nigeria	57536063916.67
61	Ukraine	56,639,000,000
62	Bangladesh	54742063556.12
63	Algeria	53051962641.64
64	Belarus	49600871868.22
65	Serbia	47870797876.7
66	Croatia	46600628295.35
67	Macao	44942191433.71
68	Bahrain	41303457446.81
69	Pakistan	40245783628.53
70	Ecuador	38564377221.23
71	Libya	37,752,600,000
72	Panama	37376157147.61
73	Angola	36923912927.48
74	Costa Rica	36900700578.97
75	Cyprus	36490969570.47
76	DR Congo	35249166331.07
77	Azerbaijan	34,112,907,000
78	Estonia	32623983275.82
79	Cambodia	31718256261.53
80	Malta	29610203586.92
81	Venezuela	28,684,000,000
82	Dominican Republic	28,563,200,000
83	Latvia	28535585480.61
84	Ghana	28434952002.83
85	Uzbekistan	26173300017.04
86	Uruguay	23396043404.27
87	Jordan	22734507042.25
88	Kenya	20536636628
89	Tunisia	20181934467.57
90	Sri Lanka	19682053756.57
91	Armenia	19071961944.2
92	Côte d'Ivoire	18613588951.5
93	Guatemala	17,979,862,940
94	Myanmar	17523382157.32
95	Paraguay	17510799286.79
96	Mongolia	16354194366.66
97	Georgia	16334405119.65
98	Tanzania	15968420368.71
99	Iceland	14116693010.31
100	Guyana	13739107698.56
101	Papua New Guinea	13471478944.46
102	Ethiopia	13189865156.34
103	Zambia	12746649254.9
104	Bosnia and Herzegovina	12107989998.24
105	Lebanon	11770080615.99
106	Guinea	11,715,210,000
107	El Salvador	11585807417.83
108	Brunei	11482894062.51
109	Trinidad and Tobago	11278257256.61
110	Laos	11118080187.99
111	Uganda	11061277880.64
112	North Macedonia	10460814922.31
113	Bolivia	10072658944.77
114	Albania	9848455059.06
115	Honduras	9426995519.42
116	Mozambique	9358247972.18
117	Cameroon	8352606535.5
118	Zimbabwe	8251712816.18
119	Nicaragua	8134718290.04
120	Republic of Congo	7751533311.92
121	Jamaica	7123673191.94
122	Senegal	7000841889.46
123	Bahamas	6770777775.57
124	Mauritius	6562363192.34
125	Mali	6129775494.05
126	Namibia	5957578305.01
127	Burkina Faso	5911810703.16
128	Sudan	5908128947.73
129	Moldova	5746532690.92
130	Botswana	5593926597.77
131	Maldives	5413105415.82
132	Gabon	5389959683.06
133	Djibouti	5249603489.22
134	Kosovo	4690412380.46
135	Madagascar	4689006259.14
136	Cayman Islands	4600329786.34
137	Benin	4511250793.36
138	South Sudan	4,498,973,000
139	Rwanda	4282014174.61
140	Mauritania	4054632719.28
141	San Marino	3770526271.35
142	Andorra	3633567131.18
143	Montenegro	3629070778.1
144	Kyrgyzstan	3628136442.09
145	Nepal	3441809948.67
146	Aruba	3153296585.1
147	Palestine	2,884,800,000
148	Suriname	2793401415.32
149	Eswatini	2560383374.85
150	Fiji	2376177773.77
151	Seychelles	2308528744.54
152	Barbados	2227940415.54
153	Curaçao	2106627839.41
154	New Caledonia	1875156824.28
155	Togo	1721559850.24
156	Belize	1640640396.24
157	Tajikistan	1,617,571,404
158	Saint Lucia	1599910568.15
159	Bermuda	1598658543.11
160	Malawi	1527859263.45
161	Sint Maarten (Dutch part)	1503951660.23
162	Afghanistan	1476305961.36
163	Sierra Leone	1381538239.24
164	Antigua and Barbuda	1313549082.96
165	Niger	1223070174.2
166	Liberia	1220018729.61
167	French Polynesia	1201644319.94
168	Cabo Verde	1157988801.3
169	Lesotho	980055087.39
170	Bhutan	944390564.99
171	Yemen	938468580.24
172	Haiti	863475089.81
173	Grenada	858948845.19
174	Gambia	847852765.51
175	Turks and Caicos Islands	826823788.63
176	Solomon Islands	642876796.96
177	Saint Kitts and Nevis	504391468.15
178	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	425181984.81
179	Samoa	369671651.89
180	Burundi	351421978.32
181	Guinea-Bissau	284499672.61
182	Timor-Leste	278047419.93
183	Dominica	212752621.11
184	Vanuatu	152086796.3
185	Comoros	148454542.95
186	Marshall Islands	130016413.31
187	Sao Tome and Principe	117575830.89
188	Tonga	104433754.99
189	Nauru	90082242.99
190	Palau	63,639,000
191	Kiribati	15484333.51
192	Tuvalu	2231923.5

Analysis

This metric measures the total value of exports of goods and services for each country, expressed in current US dollars with no adjustment for price changes over time. According to the World Bank World Development Indicators (indicator code BX.GSR.GNFS.CD), exports of goods includes changes in the economic ownership of goods from residents of the compiling economy to non-residents, irrespective of physical movement of goods across national borders, and exports of services includes services provided by residents to non-residents. The dataset covers 192 countries, with 96.4% of entries drawing on data from the last seven years. All 100% of datapoints are classified as official quality, and 30 extreme outliers were identified at the 3-sigma threshold. The data year is 2024, though full-year figures are available for 152 of 192 countries (79.2%).

The top tier is dominated by large, trade-oriented economies. China (rank 1) leads at $3.79 trillion, with the United States (rank 2) at $3.23 trillion. Germany (rank 3) reaches $1.94 trillion, followed by the United Kingdom (rank 4) at $1.14 trillion and France (rank 5) at $1.07 trillion. Singapore (rank 7) at $978.6 billion and Ireland (rank 9) at $882.3 billion place higher than Japan (rank 8, $922.4 billion) and South Korea (rank 10, $835.1 billion), reflecting the weight of services exports in their totals. India (rank 11) at $822 billion rounds out the top tier.

Several counterintuitive placements appear in the middle of the ranking. Ireland (rank 9, $882.3 billion) outranks Japan (rank 8 by a narrow margin) and both South Korea and India, despite Ireland's much smaller population and territory. Luxembourg (rank 35, $181.7 billion) ranks ahead of much larger economies including Israel (rank 37, $153.7 billion) and Portugal (rank 38, $144.1 billion). Among lower-ranked countries, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (rank 76) records $35.2 billion, higher than Azerbaijan (rank 77, $34.1 billion) or Cambodia (rank 79, $31.7 billion). At the bottom, Kiribati (rank 191) records $15.5 million and Tuvalu (rank 192) just $2.2 million.

Several limitations affect interpretation of this metric. Values are expressed in current US dollars, meaning rankings can shift due to exchange rate movements rather than changes in actual trade volumes. Countries with data from outside the core 2024 reference year, roughly 20.8% of the dataset, introduce timing inconsistencies. The metric combines goods and services into a single figure, which means countries with large financial or intellectual-property service sectors may rank higher than their physical trade volumes suggest. Reporting methodologies vary across national statistical offices, and for some lower-income or conflict-affected countries, estimates may carry greater uncertainty. The 30 extreme outliers flagged at the 3-sigma threshold indicate substantial dispersion in the dataset that can compress meaningful differences at the lower end of the ranking.

Methodology

Data are drawn from the World Bank World Development Indicators, indicator code BX.GSR.GNFS.CD, with a reference year of 2024. The indicator is defined as follows: exports of goods includes changes in the economic ownership of goods from residents of the compiling economy to non-residents, irrespective of physical movement of goods across national borders; exports of services includes services provided by residents to non-residents; this indicator is expressed in current prices, meaning no adjustment has been made to account for price changes over time. Values are reported in absolute current US dollars. The dataset covers 192 countries, with 185 of 192 (96.4%) drawing on data from within the last seven years. All datapoints (100%) are classified as official quality. Latest-year (2024) data are available for 152 of 192 countries (79.2%). Thirty extreme outliers were identified using a 3-sigma threshold. Average year-over-year change across the dataset is 17.0%. The value range spans from $2.2 million (Tuvalu, rank 192) to $3.79 trillion (China, rank 1), a spread of approximately 169.9 million percent.

Sources

World Bank