GDP at purchasing power parity — all countries

GDP at purchasing power parity — G20

GDP at purchasing power parity in the G20 in 2025 — 152,797,591,911,910 int$. Since 1990, the indicator has risen by 617%.

2025 153T int$ +5.63% vs 2024
World rank
Period maximum 153T int$2025
Period minimum 21.31T int$1990

Trend over time

1990–2025 · international $

GDP at purchasing power parity — G20, 1990–2025050T100T150T200T19901994199820022006201020142018202220251990: 21,309,355,545,502 int$1991: 22,450,893,988,351 int$1992: 23,528,060,527,230 int$1993: 24,628,214,156,302 int$1994: 26,065,873,046,572 int$1995: 27,501,576,735,134 int$1996: 29,148,713,177,160 int$1997: 30,846,749,407,407 int$1998: 31,783,003,395,632 int$1999: 33,423,348,794,619 int$2000: 35,868,402,520,012 int$2001: 37,549,224,678,737 int$2002: 39,251,357,189,642 int$2003: 41,507,750,242,291 int$2004: 44,678,916,699,258 int$2005: 48,143,321,820,477 int$2006: 52,574,442,667,262 int$2007: 56,777,368,591,994 int$2008: 60,084,991,783,667 int$2009: 60,655,304,098,745 int$2010: 64,813,854,861,886 int$2011: 69,351,695,474,023 int$2012: 73,186,792,008,506 int$2013: 77,000,325,811,018 int$2014: 80,166,230,277,945 int$2015: 82,339,600,019,661 int$2016: 85,646,553,742,494 int$2017: 90,221,105,754,687 int$2018: 96,050,469,171,451 int$2019: 101,533,111,411,970 int$2020: 101,385,006,922,040 int$2021: 113,873,690,679,380 int$2022: 126,832,430,823,890 int$2023: 136,504,336,079,490 int$2024: 144,655,734,820,230 int$2025: 152,797,591,911,910 int$
Change over the period: +131T (+617.04%) Average annual rate: 5.79 %

Comparison, 2025

How the value compares with the world and the groups this territory belongs to: G20

G20 153T int$
World 211T int$
GDP at purchasing power parity — G20, by year G20 All countries CSV XLSX
Year int$ Change Change, %
2025 153T +8.14T +5.63%
2024 145T +8.15T +5.97%
2023 137T +9.67T +7.63%
2022 127T +12.96T +11.38%
2021 114T +12.49T +12.32%
2020 101T −148B −0.15%
2019 102T +5.48T +5.71%
2018 96.05T +5.83T +6.46%
2017 90.22T +4.57T +5.34%
2016 85.65T +3.31T +4.02%
2015 82.34T +2.17T +2.71%
2014 80.17T +3.17T +4.11%
2013 77T +3.81T +5.21%
2012 73.19T +3.84T +5.53%
2011 69.35T +4.54T +7%
2010 64.81T +4.16T +6.86%
2009 60.66T +570B +0.95%
2008 60.08T +3.31T +5.83%
2007 56.78T +4.2T +7.99%
2006 52.57T +4.43T +9.2%
2005 48.14T +3.46T +7.75%
2004 44.68T +3.17T +7.64%
2003 41.51T +2.26T +5.75%
2002 39.25T +1.7T +4.53%
2001 37.55T +1.68T +4.69%
2000 35.87T +2.45T +7.32%
1999 33.42T +1.64T +5.16%
1998 31.78T +936B +3.04%
1997 30.85T +1.7T +5.83%
1996 29.15T +1.65T +5.99%
1995 27.5T +1.44T +5.51%
1994 26.07T +1.44T +5.84%
1993 24.63T +1.1T +4.68%
1992 23.53T +1.08T +4.8%
1991 22.45T +1.14T +5.36%
1990 21.31T

About the indicator

GDP converted at purchasing power parity into international dollars: one international dollar buys as much inside the country as one US dollar buys in the United States. The conversion removes the distortion from exchange rates and price levels, which is why developing economies look larger at PPP than they do in nominal terms.

Important: PPP conversion factors are estimated in the rounds of the International Comparison Program (ICP) and are revised retrospectively from time to time.

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