GDP (IMF) — all countries

GDP (IMF) — South America

GDP (IMF) in South America in 2031 — 6,335.1 bn US$. Since 1980, the indicator has risen by 985.9%.

2031 6,335.1 bn US$ +5.21% vs 2030
World rank
Period maximum 6,335.1 bn US$2031
Period minimum 456.4 bn US$1984

Trend over time

1980–2031 · billion US$

GDP (IMF) — South America, 1980–203102,0004,0006,0008,00019801986199219982004201020162022202820311980: 583.4 bn US$1981: 586.4 bn US$1982: 496.8 bn US$1983: 465.8 bn US$1984: 456.4 bn US$1985: 502.5 bn US$1986: 567 bn US$1987: 601.5 bn US$1988: 670.4 bn US$1989: 734.3 bn US$1990: 813.6 bn US$1991: 835.5 bn US$1992: 893.3 bn US$1993: 964.8 bn US$1994: 1,148.6 bn US$1995: 1,436.7 bn US$1996: 1,542.2 bn US$1997: 1,639.9 bn US$1998: 1,619.4 bn US$1999: 1,307.3 bn US$2000: 1,382.2 bn US$2001: 1,269.9 bn US$2002: 1,000.1 bn US$2003: 1,077.7 bn US$2004: 1,301.4 bn US$2005: 1,661.1 bn US$2006: 2,020.5 bn US$2007: 2,512.6 bn US$2008: 3,052.8 bn US$2009: 2,943 bn US$2010: 3,774.1 bn US$2011: 4,416.2 bn US$2012: 4,465.2 bn US$2013: 4,446.7 bn US$2014: 4,333.4 bn US$2015: 3,538.4 bn US$2016: 3,437.9 bn US$2017: 3,894.7 bn US$2018: 3,673.1 bn US$2019: 3,496.8 bn US$2020: 2,873.5 bn US$2021: 3,343.2 bn US$2022: 3,868.5 bn US$2023: 4,233.9 bn US$2024: 4,324.8 bn US$2025: 4,576.1 bn US$2026: 5,179.3 bn US$2027: 5,317.9 bn US$2028: 5,437.6 bn US$2029: 5,725.4 bn US$2030: 6,021.4 bn US$2031: 6,335.1 bn US$
Change over the period: +5,751.7 (+985.9%) Average annual rate: 4.79 %

Comparison, 2031

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

South America 6,335.1 bn US$
World computed 157,296.9 bn US$
GDP (IMF) — South America, by year South America All countries CSV XLSX
Year bn US$ Change Change, %
2031 6,335.1 +313.7 +5.21%
2030 6,021.4 +296 +5.17%
2029 5,725.4 +287.8 +5.29%
2028 5,437.6 +119.7 +2.25%
2027 5,317.9 +138.6 +2.68%
2026 5,179.3 +603.2 +13.18%
2025 4,576.1 +251.3 +5.81%
2024 4,324.8 +90.9 +2.15%
2023 4,233.9 +365.4 +9.45%
2022 3,868.5 +525.4 +15.72%
2021 3,343.2 +469.7 +16.35%
2020 2,873.5 −623.3 −17.83%
2019 3,496.8 −176.3 −4.8%
2018 3,673.1 −221.6 −5.69%
2017 3,894.7 +456.8 +13.29%
2016 3,437.9 −100.5 −2.84%
2015 3,538.4 −795 −18.35%
2014 4,333.4 −113.4 −2.55%
2013 4,446.7 −18.5 −0.41%
2012 4,465.2 +49.1 +1.11%
2011 4,416.2 +642.1 +17.01%
2010 3,774.1 +831.1 +28.24%
2009 2,943 −109.8 −3.6%
2008 3,052.8 +540.2 +21.5%
2007 2,512.6 +492.1 +24.36%
2006 2,020.5 +359.4 +21.63%
2005 1,661.1 +359.8 +27.64%
2004 1,301.4 +223.7 +20.75%
2003 1,077.7 +77.6 +7.76%
2002 1,000.1 −269.8 −21.24%
2001 1,269.9 −112.3 −8.12%
2000 1,382.2 +74.9 +5.73%
1999 1,307.3 −312.2 −19.28%
1998 1,619.4 −20.4 −1.25%
1997 1,639.9 +97.6 +6.33%
1996 1,542.2 +105.5 +7.34%
1995 1,436.7 +288.1 +25.08%
1994 1,148.6 +183.8 +19.05%
1993 964.8 +71.5 +8%
1992 893.3 +57.9 +6.93%
1991 835.5 +21.9 +2.69%
1990 813.6 +79.3 +10.8%
1989 734.3 +63.9 +9.53%
1988 670.4 +68.8 +11.45%
1987 601.5 +34.6 +6.1%
1986 567 +64.5 +12.84%
1985 502.5 +46 +10.09%
1984 456.4 −9.4 −2.01%
1983 465.8 −31 −6.25%
1982 496.8 −89.6 −15.28%
1981 586.4 +3 +0.51%
1980 583.4

About the indicator

Gross domestic product in current prices, in billions of US dollars, from the IMF World Economic Outlook database. It differs from the World Bank series in the method of conversion into dollars and in that the most recent years are estimates while the next five are IMF projections. That makes the series convenient for planning, but part of the values are calculations rather than facts.

Important: Values for the current and following years are IMF estimates and projections; they are revised with every WEO release, in April and October.

Source: World Economic Outlook (IMF), license IMF open data.