GDP in constant prices — all countries

GDP in constant prices — Germany

GDP in constant prices in Germany in 2025 — 3,685,858,188,651 US$ 2015. Ranked 5 in the world out of 186. Since 1960, the indicator has risen by 301.5%.

2025 3.69T US$ 2015 +0.24% vs 2024
World rank 5of 186
Period maximum 3.73T US$ 20152022
Period minimum 918B US$ 20151960

Trend over time

1960–2025 · constant 2015 US$

GDP in constant prices — Germany, 1960–202501T2T3T4T19601967197419811988199520022009201620231960: 917,973,384,996 US$ 20151962: 1,001,698,502,729 US$ 20151964: 1,097,424,573,188 US$ 20151966: 1,187,455,317,825 US$ 20151968: 1,250,625,508,374 US$ 20151970: 1,411,953,745,417 US$ 20151972: 1,518,806,985,740 US$ 20151974: 1,605,532,057,259 US$ 20151976: 1,670,389,489,050 US$ 20151978: 1,778,236,712,904 US$ 20151980: 1,878,132,067,488 US$ 20151982: 1,880,617,026,826 US$ 20151984: 1,964,111,651,614 US$ 20151986: 2,055,806,640,789 US$ 20151988: 2,161,914,393,719 US$ 20151990: 2,364,190,062,225 US$ 20151992: 2,534,996,542,114 US$ 20151994: 2,575,519,839,600 US$ 20151996: 2,641,414,240,991 US$ 20151998: 2,746,774,816,494 US$ 20152000: 2,885,963,533,944 US$ 20152002: 2,926,486,831,429 US$ 20152004: 2,944,810,405,337 US$ 20152006: 3,085,761,005,286 US$ 20152008: 3,203,102,383,827 US$ 20152010: 3,150,598,283,304 US$ 20152012: 3,284,148,978,798 US$ 20152014: 3,369,071,713,224 US$ 20152016: 3,501,212,900,676 US$ 20152018: 3,640,049,243,667 US$ 20152020: 3,523,764,998,710 US$ 20152022: 3,727,790,994,178 US$ 20152024: 3,677,048,776,154 US$ 20152025: 3,685,858,188,651 US$ 2015
Change over the period: +2.77T (+301.52%) Average annual rate: 2.16 %

Comparison, 2025

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

Germany 3.69T US$ 2015
World 99.66T US$ 2015
Europe & Central Asia 24.6T US$ 2015
Western Europe computed 9.25T US$ 2015
High-income countries computed 59.21T US$ 2015
GDP in constant prices — Germany, by year Germany All countries CSV XLSX
Year US$ 2015 Change Change, %
2025 3.69T +8.81B +0.24%
2024 3.68T −18.32B −0.5%
2023 3.7T −32.42B −0.87%
2022 3.73T +66.25B +1.81%
2021 3.66T +138B +3.91%
2020 3.52T −152B −4.13%
2019 3.68T +35.59B +0.98%
2018 3.64T +40.88B +1.14%
2017 3.6T +97.96B +2.8%
2016 3.5T +76.11B +2.22%
2015 3.43T +56.03B +1.66%
2014 3.37T +71.88B +2.18%
2013 3.3T +13.04B +0.4%
2012 3.28T +15.15B +0.46%
2011 3.27T +118B +3.76%
2010 3.15T +125B +4.13%
2009 3.03T −178B −5.54%
2008 3.2T +28.19B +0.89%
2007 3.17T +89.15B +2.89%
2006 3.09T +115B +3.87%
2005 2.97T +26.08B +0.89%
2004 2.94T +33.83B +1.16%
2003 2.91T −15.5B −0.53%
2002 2.93T −6.7B −0.23%
2001 2.93T +47.22B +1.64%
2000 2.89T +80.69B +2.88%
1999 2.81T +58.49B +2.13%
1998 2.75T +56.38B +2.1%
1997 2.69T +48.98B +1.85%
1996 2.64T +27.13B +1.04%
1995 2.61T +38.76B +1.5%
1994 2.58T +65.19B +2.6%
1993 2.51T −24.67B −0.97%
1992 2.53T +50.04B +2.01%
1991 2.48T +121B +5.11%
1990 2.36T +118B +5.26%
1989 2.25T +84.24B +3.9%
1988 2.16T +77.28B +3.71%
1987 2.08T +28.83B +1.4%
1986 2.06T +45.97B +2.29%
1985 2.01T +45.72B +2.33%
1984 1.96T +53.92B +2.82%
1983 1.91T +29.57B +1.57%
1982 1.88T −7.45B −0.39%
1981 1.89T +9.94B +0.53%
1980 1.88T +26.09B +1.41%
1979 1.85T +73.8B +4.15%
1978 1.78T +51.94B +3.01%
1977 1.73T +55.91B +3.35%
1976 1.67T +78.77B +4.95%
1975 1.59T −13.92B −0.87%
1974 1.61T +14.16B +0.89%
1973 1.59T +72.56B +4.78%
1972 1.52T +62.62B +4.3%
1971 1.46T +44.23B +3.13%
1970 1.41T +68.56B +5.1%
1969 1.34T +92.77B +7.42%
1968 1.25T +67.09B +5.67%
1967 1.18T −3.92B −0.33%
1966 1.19T +32.48B +2.81%
1965 1.15T +57.55B +5.24%
1964 1.1T +68.33B +6.64%
1963 1.03T +27.4B +2.74%
1962 1T +44.27B +4.62%
1961 957B +39.46B +4.3%
1960 918B

Western Europe, 2025

The same indicator for neighboring countries — with links to their pages

About the indicator

Gross domestic product in constant 2015 prices and at the exchange rate of that same year. Unlike nominal GDP, this series does not grow with inflation or with movements of the exchange rate, so it is the only one on which the size of a country's economy can be compared with its own past. The difference accumulates fast: over thirty years the nominal GDP of most countries grew several times more than the real one, and almost all of that difference is price growth.

Important: Suited to comparing a country with itself over time, but not countries with one another: conversion at the 2015 exchange rate does not account for differences in price levels. For cross-country comparison there is GDP at PPP.

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