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GDP — Ukraine

GDP in Ukraine in 2025 — 214,233,312,784 US$. Ranked 56 in the world out of 186. Since 1987, the indicator has risen by 234.3%.

2025 214B US$ +12.26% vs 2024
World rank 56of 186
Period maximum 214B US$2025
Period minimum 31.58B US$1999

Trend over time

1987–2025 · US$

GDP — Ukraine, 1987–20250100B200B300B198719911995199920032007201120152019202320251987: 64,087,694,038 US$1988: 74,703,517,903 US$1989: 82,709,161,099 US$1990: 81,393,558,423 US$1991: 77,350,733,982 US$1992: 73,945,908,384 US$1993: 65,648,559,903 US$1994: 52,549,580,265 US$1995: 48,213,856,469 US$1996: 44,558,831,005 US$1997: 50,151,531,592 US$1998: 41,882,523,345 US$1999: 31,580,639,554 US$2000: 32,375,083,935 US$2001: 39,309,580,983 US$2002: 43,956,163,612 US$2003: 52,010,355,753 US$2004: 67,220,154,164 US$2005: 89,238,865,119 US$2006: 111,884,752,475 US$2007: 148,733,861,386 US$2008: 188,110,390,660 US$2009: 121,552,153,444 US$2010: 141,209,170,427 US$2011: 169,333,835,202 US$2012: 182,591,753,828 US$2013: 190,498,811,460 US$2014: 133,503,871,862 US$2015: 91,030,967,789 US$2016: 93,355,869,404 US$2017: 112,090,505,082 US$2018: 130,891,088,294 US$2019: 153,883,047,510 US$2020: 156,617,722,013 US$2021: 199,765,859,571 US$2022: 161,989,520,721 US$2023: 181,221,517,869 US$2024: 190,833,835,445 US$2025: 214,233,312,784 US$
Change over the period: +150B (+234.28%) Average annual rate: 3.23 %

Comparison, 2025

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

Ukraine 214B US$
World 118T US$
Eastern Europe computed 5.28T US$
Lower-middle-income countries computed 8.94T US$
GDP — Ukraine, by year Ukraine All countries CSV XLSX
Year US$ Change Change, %
2025 214B +23.4B +12.26%
2024 191B +9.61B +5.3%
2023 181B +19.23B +11.87%
2022 162B −37.78B −18.91%
2021 200B +43.15B +27.55%
2020 157B +2.73B +1.78%
2019 154B +22.99B +17.57%
2018 131B +18.8B +16.77%
2017 112B +18.73B +20.07%
2016 93.36B +2.32B +2.55%
2015 91.03B −42.47B −31.81%
2014 134B −56.99B −29.92%
2013 190B +7.91B +4.33%
2012 183B +13.26B +7.83%
2011 169B +28.12B +19.92%
2010 141B +19.66B +16.17%
2009 122B −66.56B −35.38%
2008 188B +39.38B +26.47%
2007 149B +36.85B +32.93%
2006 112B +22.65B +25.38%
2005 89.24B +22.02B +32.76%
2004 67.22B +15.21B +29.24%
2003 52.01B +8.05B +18.32%
2002 43.96B +4.65B +11.82%
2001 39.31B +6.93B +21.42%
2000 32.38B +794M +2.52%
1999 31.58B −10.3B −24.6%
1998 41.88B −8.27B −16.49%
1997 50.15B +5.59B +12.55%
1996 44.56B −3.66B −7.58%
1995 48.21B −4.34B −8.25%
1994 52.55B −13.1B −19.95%
1993 65.65B −8.3B −11.22%
1992 73.95B −3.4B −4.4%
1991 77.35B −4.04B −4.97%
1990 81.39B −1.32B −1.59%
1989 82.71B +8.01B +10.72%
1988 74.7B +10.62B +16.56%
1987 64.09B

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.