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Gross domestic product adjusted for purchasing power parity (2026)

191/237 countries
Global$1.2TYear-over-year+5.90%5-year change+44.48%
1980
2026
2031

Rankings at a glance

Top 10 · Gross domestic product adjusted for purchasing power parity (2026)

China tops the global rankings for gross domestic product adjusted for purchasing power parity, recording $44.3T in 2026, followed by the United States ($32.4T) and India ($18.9T). Russia ($7.5T) and Japan ($7.3T) complete the top 5. Germany ($6.4T) and Indonesia ($5.4T) follow close behind. Brazil ($5.2T), France ($4.7T), and the United Kingdom ($4.7T) round out the top ten. The spread across the top ten is substantial: China has 9.4× the figure recorded by the United Kingdom ($4.7T). Four of the top ten are in Asia. Among these countries, India saw the largest year-over-year change at +9.5%.

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Frequently asked questions

Which country has the highest gross domestic product adjusted for purchasing power parity?
China has the highest gross domestic product adjusted for purchasing power parity at $44.3T as of 2026, according to IMF World Economic Outlook.
Which country has the lowest gross domestic product adjusted for purchasing power parity?
Tuvalu has the lowest gross domestic product adjusted for purchasing power parity at $64M as of 2026, according to IMF World Economic Outlook.
What is the global average gross domestic product adjusted for purchasing power parity?
The global average gross domestic product adjusted for purchasing power parity across 191 countries is $1.2T as of 2026, according to IMF World Economic Outlook.

Source: IMF World Economic Outlook · Updated