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GDP at purchasing power parity — NATO

GDP at purchasing power parity in NATO in 2025 — 70,571,434,785,065 int$. Since 1990, the indicator has risen by 399.9%.

2025 70.57T int$ +3.57% vs 2024
World rank —
Period maximum 70.57T int$2025
Period minimum 14.12T int$1990

Trend over time

1990–2025 · international $

GDP at purchasing power parity — NATO, 1990–2025020T40T60T80T19901994199820022006201020142018202220251990: 14,116,444,675,016 int$1991: 14,615,048,383,444 int$1992: 15,256,820,927,833 int$1993: 15,856,875,232,299 int$1994: 16,714,832,422,369 int$1995: 17,565,565,945,763 int$1996: 18,419,731,229,447 int$1997: 19,417,559,421,961 int$1998: 20,188,764,924,644 int$1999: 21,201,626,222,742 int$2000: 22,654,549,054,514 int$2001: 23,573,836,771,685 int$2002: 24,485,521,903,753 int$2003: 25,430,526,742,792 int$2004: 27,002,349,877,614 int$2005: 28,518,193,248,130 int$2006: 30,682,869,261,187 int$2007: 32,434,751,802,380 int$2008: 33,677,906,986,554 int$2009: 32,983,667,655,339 int$2010: 34,355,499,502,412 int$2011: 35,934,490,904,113 int$2012: 37,027,342,334,636 int$2013: 38,537,927,822,271 int$2014: 40,066,796,544,085 int$2015: 41,414,298,886,071 int$2016: 43,260,124,349,987 int$2017: 45,418,698,866,508 int$2018: 47,606,858,455,666 int$2019: 50,365,893,917,445 int$2020: 49,575,172,506,482 int$2021: 54,657,836,708,734 int$2022: 61,612,797,905,757 int$2023: 65,163,552,593,037 int$2024: 68,139,386,272,645 int$2025: 70,571,434,785,065 int$
Change over the period: +56.45T (+399.92%) Average annual rate: 4.71 %

Comparison, 2025

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

NATO 70.57T int$
World 211T int$
GDP at purchasing power parity — NATO, by year NATO All countries CSV XLSX
Year int$ Change Change, %
2025 70.57T +2.43T +3.57%
2024 68.14T +2.98T +4.57%
2023 65.16T +3.55T +5.76%
2022 61.61T +6.95T +12.72%
2021 54.66T +5.08T +10.25%
2020 49.58T −791B −1.57%
2019 50.37T +2.76T +5.8%
2018 47.61T +2.19T +4.82%
2017 45.42T +2.16T +4.99%
2016 43.26T +1.85T +4.46%
2015 41.41T +1.35T +3.36%
2014 40.07T +1.53T +3.97%
2013 38.54T +1.51T +4.08%
2012 37.03T +1.09T +3.04%
2011 35.93T +1.58T +4.6%
2010 34.36T +1.37T +4.16%
2009 32.98T −694B −2.06%
2008 33.68T +1.24T +3.83%
2007 32.43T +1.75T +5.71%
2006 30.68T +2.16T +7.59%
2005 28.52T +1.52T +5.61%
2004 27T +1.57T +6.18%
2003 25.43T +945B +3.86%
2002 24.49T +912B +3.87%
2001 23.57T +919B +4.06%
2000 22.65T +1.45T +6.85%
1999 21.2T +1.01T +5.02%
1998 20.19T +771B +3.97%
1997 19.42T +998B +5.42%
1996 18.42T +854B +4.86%
1995 17.57T +851B +5.09%
1994 16.71T +858B +5.41%
1993 15.86T +600B +3.93%
1992 15.26T +642B +4.39%
1991 14.62T +499B +3.53%
1990 14.12T — —

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.

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