GDP — all countries

GDP — Caribbean

GDP in the Caribbean in 2024 — 373,770,355,583 US$. Since 2001, the indicator has risen by 119.6%.

2024 374B US$ +5.66% vs 2023
World rank
Period maximum 400B US$2019
Period minimum 170B US$2001

Trend over time

2001–2024 · US$

GDP — Caribbean, 2001–2024100B200B300B400B500B2001200420072010201320162019202220242001: 170,204,143,521 US$2002: 180,706,062,636 US$2003: 181,996,788,058 US$2004: 195,810,024,125 US$2005: 224,452,938,584 US$2006: 245,623,601,235 US$2007: 267,441,388,134 US$2008: 286,544,066,283 US$2009: 280,456,562,663 US$2010: 295,543,176,216 US$2011: 318,058,274,985 US$2012: 328,802,252,960 US$2013: 337,820,617,486 US$2014: 348,864,615,620 US$2015: 359,124,767,498 US$2016: 365,610,906,723 US$2017: 377,129,128,461 US$2018: 387,792,923,010 US$2019: 400,225,058,197 US$2020: 378,481,750,234 US$2021: 306,546,166,802 US$2022: 344,121,681,154 US$2023: 353,738,332,079 US$2024: 373,770,355,583 US$
Change over the period: +204B (+119.6%) Average annual rate: 3.48 %

Comparison, 2024

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

Caribbean 374B US$
World 112T US$
GDP — Caribbean, by year Caribbean All countries CSV XLSX
Year US$ Change Change, %
2024 374B +20.03B +5.66%
2023 354B +9.62B +2.79%
2022 344B +37.58B +12.26%
2021 307B −71.94B −19.01%
2020 378B −21.74B −5.43%
2019 400B +12.43B +3.21%
2018 388B +10.66B +2.83%
2017 377B +11.52B +3.15%
2016 366B +6.49B +1.81%
2015 359B +10.26B +2.94%
2014 349B +11.04B +3.27%
2013 338B +9.02B +2.74%
2012 329B +10.74B +3.38%
2011 318B +22.52B +7.62%
2010 296B +15.09B +5.38%
2009 280B −6.09B −2.12%
2008 287B +19.1B +7.14%
2007 267B +21.82B +8.88%
2006 246B +21.17B +9.43%
2005 224B +28.64B +14.63%
2004 196B +13.81B +7.59%
2003 182B +1.29B +0.71%
2002 181B +10.5B +6.17%
2001 170B

About the indicator

Gross domestic product is the sum of gross value added by all resident producers, plus taxes on products and minus subsidies, in current prices and converted into US dollars at the official exchange rate. GDP in current dollars is convenient for comparing the size of economies in a given year, but it is poorly suited to trends over time: it is moved both by inflation and by exchange rate swings.

Important: For comparing trends over time there is GDP growth in constant prices, and for comparing living standards, GDP per capita at PPP.

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