Countries by Gross value added at basic prices (GVA) (current LCU)

Iran, Islamic Rep. ranks first in gross value added at basic prices (current local currency units) with a value of 208,031,265,197,717,000, a figure shaped by its currency denomination rather than economic size alone. At the other end, Tuvalu records just 36,012,100 in local currency units, placing 199th. The roughly 578 trillion percent spread between first and last is the defining feature of this dataset, reflecting that values are expressed in each country's own currency with no conversion to a common unit.

Ranking 2024

Countries by Gross value added at basic prices (GVA) (current LCU)
Rank Country Value
1Iran208,031,265,197,717,000
2Indonesia21,186,782,300,000,000
3Vietnam10,575,325,968,572,800
4South Korea2,374,331,000,000,000
5Colombia1,544,105,000,000,000
6Uzbekistan1,386,609,961,300,000
7Lebanon782,954,231,000,000
8Japan587,842,700,000,000
9Argentina487,296,043,052,000
10Nigeria364,619,398,999,500
11Iraq363,533,634,900,000
12Paraguay309,029,690,619,199
13India300,220,327,873,900
14Laos297,384,471,000,000
15Chile280,703,617,227,500
16Guinea198,324,704,380,330
17DR Congo191,621,993,930,400
18Uganda188,686,604,378,800
19Russia183,026,914,839,700
20Cambodia177,293,644,381,500
21Tanzania166,839,505,867,700
22Myanmar155,543,534,000,000
23Kazakhstan128,406,828,100,000
24Pakistan99,637,379,000,000
25Angola99,558,403,008,907
26Syria88,590,464,000,000
27Sudan77,864,877,177,300
28Madagascar72,662,439,859,300
29Mongolia72,413,279,660,000
30Hungary69,986,484,000,000
31Côte d'Ivoire48,468,991,161,500
32Bangladesh48,364,971,247,500
33Costa Rica45,212,541,556,300
34Türkiye39,613,640,953,600
35Algeria34,295,635,000,000
36Mexico31,807,800,140,000
37Cameroon29,865,300,000,000
38Sri Lanka27296791925811.2
39Philippines26,446,369,494,900
40United States22,485,863,476,000
41Thailand18,582,671,000,000
42Malawi18,304,597,130,700
43Senegal17,914,956,099,000
44Rwanda17,488,688,780,200
45Mali15,113,658,230,000
46Kenya14,968,094,000,000
47Burundi13519770414291.3
48Egypt13,236,293,050,000
49Burkina Faso12,814,910,595,300
50Gabon12198840261435.1
51Benin11,787,800,000,000
52Niger11,697,338,625,400
53Ethiopia11,399,413,543,200
54Chad11,381,068,878,500
55Yemen11,115,581,675,800
56Brazil10114103050628.3
57Armenia9,179,935,200,000
58Republic of Congo9,015,145,089,200
59Serbia8,288,715,300,000
60Equatorial Guinea7,660,350,959,000
61Czechia7,354,557,000,000
62Dominican Republic6,883,987,869,900
63Ukraine6,644,050,000,000
64South Africa6,625,579,483,600
65Togo5,871,837,000,000
66Sweden5,712,306,000,000
67Nepal5053405853083.49
68Guyana5,012,460,000,000
69Norway4,720,487,000,000
70Saudi Arabia4,395,634,000,000
71Iceland4,081,699,189,000
72Germany3,921,311,000,000
73Haiti3,254,086,126,200
74Poland3,249,214,000,000
75Hong Kong3,111,103,000,000
76Jamaica2,906,769,000,000
77Uruguay2,879,391,970,000
78Canada2,866,387,000,000
79France2,611,095,000,000
80United Kingdom2,601,632,000,000
81Denmark2,593,770,169,000
82Australia2,511,352,000,000
83Albania2,178,996,719,300
84Italy1,965,960,400,000
85Malaysia1,909,531,832,000
86Israel1,822,613,492,000
87Romania1,594,116,000,000
88Central African Republic1,482,876,336,800
89Spain1,452,583,000,000
90Morocco1,420,068,000,000
91Kyrgyzstan1,302,216,100,000
92Guinea-Bissau1,286,823,840,000
93Mozambique1,281,634,063,500
94Afghanistan1,277,521,000,000
95Ghana1091068741614.11
96Cuba1,068,247,000,000
97Netherlands1,007,338,000,000
98Peru1,005,403,000,000
99New Caledonia902,000,000,000
100North Macedonia832,965,200,000
101Honduras829,322,800,000
102Guatemala819,898,470,000
103Switzerland803,011,800,000
104Qatar793,608,000,000
105Zimbabwe775,918,547,600
106Djibouti697,415,954,600
107Singapore690,722,900,000
108Nicaragua640,471,432,100
109Zambia630,767,340,800
110Mauritius599,028,000,000
111Comoros591,970,041,600
112Belgium561,429,500,000
113Ireland535,877,385,000
114French Polynesia504,711,000,000
115Austria443,546,030,000
116Mauritania398,726,000,000
117New Zealand360,403,000,000
118Bolivia354,382,040,900
119Macao354,275,000,000
120Moldova278,977,812,200
121Portugal251,768,467,000
122Botswana248,852,801,000
123Libya244,209,800,000
124Bhutan241865959749.3
125Finland241,374,000,000
126Cabo Verde234,189,221,300
127Namibia222,090,757,500
128Belarus215,157,800,000
129Greece205,426,491,000
130Bulgaria178,771,688,000
131Trinidad and Tobago163,691,354,600
132Sierra Leone153185244283.42
133Tunisia151,617,900,000
134Gambia150751761225.55
135Suriname135805036279.22
136Puerto Rico125,614,700,000
137Tajikistan119,585,000,000
138Slovakia117,813,390,000
139Ecuador116,130,029,500
140Azerbaijan113,974,000,000
141Vanuatu105,878,000,000
142Papua New Guinea105,392,140,000
143Maldives92520258582.57
144Panama84385394952.39
145Eswatini82,397,037,500
146Georgia80979398988.46
147Luxembourg78,467,399,000
148Croatia71,236,831,400
149Lithuania70,221,062,000
150Slovenia59,694,202,000
151Kuwait52,676,424,700
152Bosnia and Herzegovina44,706,335,700
153Oman41387064971.69
154Lesotho35,593,993,300
155Latvia35,167,637,000
156Estonia34,911,456,000
157Jordan33,111,489,400
158El Salvador31,070,030,000
159Cyprus30,864,723,000
160Seychelles25,351,922,600
161Faroe Islands24,643,600,000
162Greenland22,000,300,000
163Malta21378220013.91
164Brunei20865425836.14
165Sao Tome and Principe17,358,308,600
166Bahrain16,954,627,600
167Palestine14,246,000,000
168Bahamas13,826,200,000
169Barbados13,416,400,000
170Solomon Islands13125772899.5
171Fiji11,401,500,000
172Monaco10,279,000,000
173Bermuda8,260,768,000
174Kosovo8,158,037,000
175Liechtenstein7,158,800,000
176Montenegro6,072,982,000
177Isle of Man6,009,912,000
178Saint Lucia5,972,700,000
179Cayman Islands5686993620.87
180Belize5,443,627,900
181Curaçao5403108971.21
182Aruba5282056248.45
183Antigua and Barbuda4,873,630,000
184Andorra3,389,280,000
185Grenada3,075,540,000
186Samoa2,725,290,600
187Saint Vincent and the Grenadines2,667,330,000
188Saint Kitts and Nevis2,643,590,000
189Sint Maarten (Dutch part)2,273,475,000
190Timor-Leste1933002864.51
191San Marino1737558866.49
192Dominica1,544,550,000
193Turks and Caicos Islands1,436,870,000
194Tonga1170072826.06
195Kiribati444420527.35
196Micronesia439,556,200
197Marshall Islands278055603.03
198Palau238545921.88
199Tuvalu36,012,100

Analysis

Gross value added at basic prices measures the value of output produced in an economy after subtracting intermediate consumption. Per the source definition: 'Gross value added at basic prices reflects the price of products receivable by the producer exclusive of taxes payable on products and inclusive of subsidies receivable on products, less intermediate consumption valued at purchasers' prices. This indicator is expressed in current prices, meaning no adjustment has been made to account for price changes over time.' Values are in current local currency units (LCU), meaning each country's figure is denominated in its own currency. This dataset covers 199 countries, with 197 of 199 (99.0%) having data from the last seven years, 100% of datapoints classified as official quality, and a reference year of 2024, though only 171 of 199 countries (85.9%) report data for 2024 specifically. Eight extreme outliers were identified at the 3-sigma threshold.

Iran (rank 1) reports 208,031,265,197,717,000 in Iranian rials, by far the largest nominal figure in the dataset. Indonesia (rank 2) follows at 21,186,782,300,000,000 Indonesian rupiah, and Viet Nam (rank 3) records 10,575,325,968,572,800 Vietnamese dong. Korea, Rep. (rank 4) stands at 2,374,331,000,000,000 Korean won, and Colombia (rank 5) at 1,544,105,000,000,000 Colombian pesos. These high nominal values are primarily a function of currency denomination: countries with historically high inflation or low-valued currencies relative to global benchmarks accumulate large nominal LCU figures regardless of their relative economic output.

Notable placements mid-ranking include the United States (rank 40) at 22,485,863,476,000, Germany (rank 72) at 3,921,311,000,000, and the United Kingdom (rank 80) at 2,601,632,000,000, all in their respective local currencies. Large economies like the United States, Germany, and France rank relatively low here because their currencies are stronger per unit, producing smaller nominal LCU totals. Brazil (rank 56) at 10,114,103,050,628 Brazilian reais sits below Ethiopia (rank 53) at 11,399,413,543,200 Ethiopian birr, illustrating how currency scale drives placement. Tuvalu (rank 199) records 36,012,100 Australian dollars, and Palau (rank 198) records 238,545,921 US dollars, both using foreign currencies with high unit values.

Because values are in current local currency units with no common conversion, cross-country comparisons in this ranking do not reflect relative economic size or productivity. A country with a depreciated or high-denomination currency will rank higher than a larger economy using a stronger currency. The absence of inflation adjustment means that countries with high inflation rates accumulate large nominal figures over time. Reporting gaps exist: 28 of 199 countries do not report 2024 data, relying on earlier years. Eight extreme outliers at the 3-sigma level, including Iran, may distort summary statistics. This metric should not be used to compare national economic performance across countries without currency conversion.

Methodology

This ranking uses World Bank World Development Indicators indicator code NY.GDP.FCST.CN, gross value added at basic prices in current local currency units, for data year 2024. The source definition is applied verbatim: 'Gross value added at basic prices reflects the price of products receivable by the producer exclusive of taxes payable on products and inclusive of subsidies receivable on products, less intermediate consumption valued at purchasers' prices. This indicator is expressed in current prices, meaning no adjustment has been made to account for price changes over time.' The dataset covers 199 countries. Coverage: 197 of 199 countries (99.0%) have data from within the last seven years. Data quality: 100% of datapoints are classified as official. Consistency: 171 of 199 countries (85.9%) report data specifically for 2024. Eight extreme outliers were identified using a 3-sigma threshold. The value range spans 36,012,100 (Tuvalu) to 208,031,265,197,717,000 (Iran), a spread of approximately 578 trillion percent. Average year-over-year change across the dataset is 13.2%. Rankings are ordered by absolute LCU value; higher values rank higher. No currency conversion or inflation adjustment has been applied.

Sources