World · No. 12 of 34 by public interest
Largest economies by purchasing power
As of 2024, China is No. 1 in the purchasing-power GDP ranking (Int$38.2T), ahead of United States (Int$29.3T).
Countries by gross domestic product at purchasing-power parity, in current international dollars, which adjust for what money buys in each country; from the World Bank’s World Development Indicators.
- As of
- 2024
- Data year
- 2024
- Last changed
- 88 days ago
- Last checked
- 2 h ago
- Checked
- daily
Source: World Bank, World Development Indicators · CC BY 4.0 · source data A data year is ranked once every economy in the previous year’s top 50 has filed it. Taiwan is not covered by the World Bank.
The list
Movement since the 2023 data year
| No. | Move | Economy | GDP (PPP) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | China | Int$38.2T | |
| 2 | United States | Int$29.3T | |
| 3 | India | Int$15.6T | |
| 4 | Russian Federation | Int$6.97T | |
| 5 | Japan | Int$6.71T | |
| 6 | Germany | Int$6.18T | |
| 7 | Brazil | Int$4.74T | |
| 8 | Indonesia | Int$4.67T | |
| 9 | United Kingdom | Int$4.35T | |
| 10 | France | Int$4.29T | |
| 11 | Turkiye | Int$3.86T | |
| 12 | Italy | Int$3.67T | |
| 13 | Mexico | Int$3.38T | |
| 14 | Korea, Rep. | Int$3.16T | |
| 15 | Spain | Int$2.84T | |
| 16 | Canada | Int$2.70T | |
| 17 | Saudi Arabia | Int$2.54T | |
| 18 | Egypt, Arab Rep. | Int$2.23T | |
| 19 | Nigeria | Int$2.12T | |
| 20 | Australia | Int$1.96T | |
| 21 | Poland | Int$1.87T | |
| 22 | Iran, Islamic Rep. | Int$1.82T | |
| 23 | Thailand | Int$1.79T | |
| 24 | Bangladesh | Int$1.68T | |
| 25 | Viet Nam | Int$1.65T | |
| 26 | Pakistan | Int$1.57T | |
| 27 | Netherlands | Int$1.53T | |
| 28 | Argentina | Int$1.39T | |
| 29 | Malaysia | Int$1.38T | |
| 30 | Philippines | Int$1.37T | |
| 31 | Colombia | Int$1.19T | |
| 32 | South Africa | Int$991B | |
| 33 | Romania | Int$935B | |
| 34 | Singapore | Int$925B | |
| 35 | Belgium | Int$880B | |
| 36 | Switzerland | Int$878B | |
| 37 | United Arab Emirates | Int$872B | |
| 38 | Kazakhstan | Int$843B | |
| 39 | Algeria | Int$826B | |
| 40 | Ireland | Int$760B | |
| 41 | Sweden | Int$753B | |
| 42 | Chile | Int$713B | |
| 43 | Austria | Int$695B | |
| 44 | Iraq | Int$667B | |
| 45 | Ukraine | Int$660B | |
| 46 | Czechia | Int$628B | |
| 47 | Peru | Int$612B | |
| 48 | Norway | Int$589B | |
| 49 | Israel | Int$573B | |
| 50 | Hong Kong SAR, China | Int$567B |
How the top 10 got here
What changed
Switzerland climbs to No. 36 in the purchasing-power GDP ranking (from No. 37)
Israel climbs to No. 48 in the purchasing-power GDP ranking (from No. 50)
Data year 2024: Spain climbs to No. 15 in the purchasing-power GDP ranking (from No. 16)
Iraq climbs to No. 42 in the purchasing-power GDP ranking (from No. 44)
France climbs to No. 9 in the purchasing-power GDP ranking (from No. 10)
United Kingdom climbs to No. 9 in the purchasing-power GDP ranking (from No. 10)
Netherlands climbs to No. 26 in the purchasing-power GDP ranking (from No. 27)
Data year 2023: Turkey climbs to No. 11 in the purchasing-power GDP ranking (from No. 12)
Brazil climbs to No. 7 in the purchasing-power GDP ranking (from No. 10)
- Russia: No. 6 → No. 4
Brazil falls to No. 10 in the purchasing-power GDP ranking (from No. 8)
Data year 2022: Russia climbs to No. 5 in the purchasing-power GDP ranking (from No. 6)
France climbs to No. 8 in the purchasing-power GDP ranking (from No. 9)
Data year 2021: Brazil climbs to No. 8 in the purchasing-power GDP ranking (from No. 9)
Vietnam climbs to No. 25 in the purchasing-power GDP ranking (from No. 30)
Portugal returns to the purchasing-power GDP ranking at No. 50
Data year 2020: France falls to No. 9 in the purchasing-power GDP ranking (from No. 7)
France climbs to No. 7 in the purchasing-power GDP ranking (from No. 8)
Ireland climbs to No. 46 in the purchasing-power GDP ranking (from No. 48)
Indonesia climbs to No. 7 in the purchasing-power GDP ranking (from No. 8)
Netherlands climbs to No. 24 in the purchasing-power GDP ranking (from No. 26)