Gross capital formation in US dollars — all countries

Gross capital formation in US dollars — Austria

Gross capital formation in US dollars in Austria in 2025 — 137,098,073,155 US$. Ranked 25 in the world out of 131. Since 1970, the indicator has risen by 2,748.3%.

2025 137B US$ +8.73% vs 2024
World rank 25of 131
Period maximum 138B US$2022
Period minimum 4.81B US$1970

Trend over time

1970–2025 · US$

Gross capital formation in US dollars — Austria, 1970–2025050B100B150B19701976198219881994200020062012201820241970: 4,813,322,043 US$1971: 5,590,319,418 US$1972: 7,120,588,130 US$1973: 9,600,449,083 US$1974: 11,545,323,910 US$1975: 10,974,892,945 US$1976: 12,356,026,693 US$1977: 15,443,935,559 US$1978: 16,605,364,351 US$1979: 21,886,766,855 US$1980: 23,824,266,114 US$1981: 19,294,682,046 US$1982: 17,673,135,436 US$1983: 16,764,107,553 US$1984: 16,305,199,092 US$1985: 17,113,262,836 US$1986: 23,711,051,825 US$1987: 30,133,761,428 US$1988: 34,439,755,934 US$1989: 35,542,672,907 US$1990: 44,817,382,307 US$1991: 47,156,146,140 US$1992: 51,563,889,306 US$1993: 48,484,962,735 US$1994: 53,551,664,860 US$1995: 65,075,127,610 US$1996: 62,509,136,990 US$1997: 55,860,250,310 US$1998: 56,980,339,040 US$1999: 56,861,187,812 US$2000: 50,889,661,414 US$2001: 49,956,539,324 US$2002: 50,608,364,347 US$2003: 63,776,851,080 US$2004: 72,419,908,287 US$2005: 75,239,688,407 US$2006: 79,567,358,971 US$2007: 95,659,428,809 US$2008: 106,041,338,400 US$2009: 91,895,827,069 US$2010: 89,111,830,671 US$2011: 104,459,744,084 US$2012: 98,660,921,244 US$2013: 102,128,938,327 US$2014: 104,589,773,999 US$2015: 91,137,089,719 US$2016: 96,284,789,699 US$2017: 103,640,507,366 US$2018: 117,211,012,891 US$2019: 113,000,733,201 US$2020: 111,436,337,114 US$2021: 132,882,308,501 US$2022: 138,354,736,350 US$2023: 134,355,704,037 US$2024: 126,088,404,712 US$2025: 137,098,073,155 US$
Change over the period: +132B (+2,748.3%) Average annual rate: 6.28 %

Comparison, 2025

How the value compares with the world and the groups this territory belongs to: Austria

Austria 137B US$
Western Europe computed 2.76T US$
Gross capital formation in US dollars — Austria, by year Austria All countries CSV XLSX
Year US$ Change Change, %
2025 137B +11.01B +8.73%
2024 126B −8.27B −6.15%
2023 134B −4B −2.89%
2022 138B +5.47B +4.12%
2021 133B +21.45B +19.25%
2020 111B −1.56B −1.38%
2019 113B −4.21B −3.59%
2018 117B +13.57B +13.09%
2017 104B +7.36B +7.64%
2016 96.28B +5.15B +5.65%
2015 91.14B −13.45B −12.86%
2014 105B +2.46B +2.41%
2013 102B +3.47B +3.52%
2012 98.66B −5.8B −5.55%
2011 104B +15.35B +17.22%
2010 89.11B −2.78B −3.03%
2009 91.9B −14.15B −13.34%
2008 106B +10.38B +10.85%
2007 95.66B +16.09B +20.22%
2006 79.57B +4.33B +5.75%
2005 75.24B +2.82B +3.89%
2004 72.42B +8.64B +13.55%
2003 63.78B +13.17B +26.02%
2002 50.61B +652M +1.3%
2001 49.96B −933M −1.83%
2000 50.89B −5.97B −10.5%
1999 56.86B −119M −0.21%
1998 56.98B +1.12B +2.01%
1997 55.86B −6.65B −10.64%
1996 62.51B −2.57B −3.94%
1995 65.08B +11.52B +21.52%
1994 53.55B +5.07B +10.45%
1993 48.48B −3.08B −5.97%
1992 51.56B +4.41B +9.35%
1991 47.16B +2.34B +5.22%
1990 44.82B +9.27B +26.09%
1989 35.54B +1.1B +3.2%
1988 34.44B +4.31B +14.29%
1987 30.13B +6.42B +27.09%
1986 23.71B +6.6B +38.55%
1985 17.11B +808M +4.96%
1984 16.31B −459M −2.74%
1983 16.76B −909M −5.14%
1982 17.67B −1.62B −8.4%
1981 19.29B −4.53B −19.01%
1980 23.82B +1.94B +8.85%
1979 21.89B +5.28B +31.81%
1978 16.61B +1.16B +7.52%
1977 15.44B +3.09B +24.99%
1976 12.36B +1.38B +12.58%
1975 10.97B −570M −4.94%
1974 11.55B +1.94B +20.26%
1973 9.6B +2.48B +34.83%
1972 7.12B +1.53B +27.37%
1971 5.59B +777M +16.14%
1970 4.81B

Western Europe, 2025

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About the indicator

Gross fixed capital formation and changes in inventories in current US dollars — what is commonly called investment in the economy. It covers the construction of buildings and structures, purchases of machinery and equipment, roads and networks, as well as the build-up of inventories. The word gross means that the wear of existing capital is not deducted: part of these outlays merely replaces what is retiring rather than adding to the stock.

Important: This concerns outlays on physical capital inside the country, not financial investment and not inflows of foreign capital.

Source: World Development Indicators (World Bank), license CC BY 4.0.