Top 100 Economies in the World (2024)

In an interconnected global economy, understanding the relative economic strengths of different countries provides valuable insights into their influence and potential for growth. This comprehensive list of the top 100 economies in the world for 2024 showcases the leading nations based on their total market value and GDP ratios. From the powerhouse economies of the United States and China to emerging markets like Vietnam and Nigeria, this list highlights the diverse economic landscapes that shape our world today.

 

1. 1. United States – Total Market Value: $25 trillion, GDP Ratio: 24% of world economy

1. 1. China – Total Market Value: $17.7 trillion, GDP Ratio: 17% of world economy

1. 1. Japan – Total Market Value: $5.4 trillion, GDP Ratio: 5% of world economy

1. 1. Germany – Total Market Value: $4.3 trillion, GDP Ratio: 4% of world economy

1. 1. India – Total Market Value: $3.5 trillion, GDP Ratio: 3.4% of world economy

1. 1. United Kingdom – Total Market Value: $3.3 trillion, GDP Ratio: 3.3% of world economy

1. 1. France – Total Market Value: $3.1 trillion, GDP Ratio: 3.1% of world economy

1. 1. Italy – Total Market Value: $2.4 trillion, GDP Ratio: 2.3% of world economy

1. 1. Canada – Total Market Value: $2.2 trillion, GDP Ratio: 2.2% of world economy

1. 1. South Korea – Total Market Value: $1.8 trillion, GDP Ratio: 1.8% of world economy

1. 1. Russia – Total Market Value: $1.7 trillion, GDP Ratio: 1.7% of world economy

1. 1. Brazil – Total Market Value: $1.6 trillion, GDP Ratio: 1.6% of world economy

1. 1. Australia – Total Market Value: $1.5 trillion, GDP Ratio: 1.5% of world economy

1. 1. Spain – Total Market Value: $1.4 trillion, GDP Ratio: 1.4% of world economy

1. 1. Mexico – Total Market Value: $1.3 trillion, GDP Ratio: 1.3% of world economy

1. 1. Indonesia – Total Market Value: $1.1 trillion, GDP Ratio: 1.1% of world economy

1. 1. Netherlands – Total Market Value: $1.0 trillion, GDP Ratio: 1.0% of world economy

1. 1. Saudi Arabia – Total Market Value: $950 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.9% of world economy

1. 1. Turkey – Total Market Value: $880 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.9% of world economy

1. 1. Switzerland – Total Market Value: $810 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.8% of world economy

1. 1. Taiwan – Total Market Value: $790 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.8% of world economy

1. 1. Poland – Total Market Value: $730 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.7% of world economy

1. 1. Sweden – Total Market Value: $650 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.7% of world economy

1. 1. Belgium – Total Market Value: $620 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.6% of world economy

1. 1. Thailand – Total Market Value: $600 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.6% of world economy

1. 1. Argentina – Total Market Value: $550 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.6% of world economy

1. 1. Norway – Total Market Value: $530 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.5% of world economy

1. 1. Austria – Total Market Value: $520 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.5% of world economy

1. 1. United Arab Emirates – Total Market Value: $510 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.5% of world economy

1. 1. Nigeria – Total Market Value: $490 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.5% of world economy

1. 1. Israel – Total Market Value: $470 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.5% of world economy

1. 1. South Africa – Total Market Value: $460 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.5% of world economy

1. 1. Malaysia – Total Market Value: $440 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.4% of world economy

1. 1. Ireland – Total Market Value: $430 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.4% of world economy

1. 1. Singapore – Total Market Value: $420 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.4% of world economy

1. 1. Hong Kong – Total Market Value: $410 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.4% of world economy

1. 1. Philippines – Total Market Value: $400 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.4% of world economy

1. 1. Pakistan – Total Market Value: $390 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.4% of world economy

1. 1. Chile – Total Market Value: $380 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.4% of world economy

1. 1. Colombia – Total Market Value: $370 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.4% of world economy

1. 1. Bangladesh – Total Market Value: $360 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.4% of world economy

1. 1. Vietnam – Total Market Value: $350 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.3% of world economy

1. 1. Finland – Total Market Value: $340 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.3% of world economy

1. 1. Czech Republic – Total Market Value: $330 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.3% of world economy

1. 1. Romania – Total Market Value: $320 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.3% of world economy

1. 1. Portugal – Total Market Value: $310 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.3% of world economy

1. 1. Egypt – Total Market Value: $300 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.3% of world economy

1. 1. New Zealand – Total Market Value: $290 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.3% of world economy

1. 1. Hungary – Total Market Value: $280 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.3% of world economy

1. 1. Greece – Total Market Value: $270 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.3% of world economy

1. 1. Qatar – Total Market Value: $260 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.3% of world economy

1. 1. Peru – Total Market Value: $250 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.2% of world economy

1. 1. Kazakhstan – Total Market Value: $240 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.2% of world economy

1. 1. Iraq – Total Market Value: $230 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.2% of world economy

1. 1. Ukraine – Total Market Value: $220 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.2% of world economy

1. 1. Morocco – Total Market Value: $210 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.2% of world economy

1. 1. Kuwait – Total Market Value: $200 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.2% of world economy

1. 1. Slovakia – Total Market Value: $190 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.2% of world economy

1. 1. Kenya – Total Market Value: $180 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.2% of world economy

1. 1. Ecuador – Total Market Value: $170 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.2% of world economy

1. 1. Sri Lanka – Total Market Value: $160 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.2% of world economy

1. 1. Bulgaria – Total Market Value: $150 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Ethiopia – Total Market Value: $140 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Uzbekistan – Total Market Value: $130 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Belarus – Total Market Value: $120 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Croatia – Total Market Value: $110 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Slovenia – Total Market Value: $100 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Lithuania – Total Market Value: $95 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Tanzania – Total Market Value: $90 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Lebanon – Total Market Value: $85 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Serbia – Total Market Value: $80 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Jordan – Total Market Value: $75 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Paraguay – Total Market Value: $70 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Libya – Total Market Value: $65 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Tunisia – Total Market Value: $60 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Turkmenistan – Total Market Value: $55 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. El Salvador – Total Market Value: $50 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Cyprus – Total Market Value: $45 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Bolivia – Total Market Value: $40 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Panama – Total Market Value: $35 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Uruguay – Total Market Value: $30 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Latvia – Total Market Value: $28 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Estonia – Total Market Value: $27 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Iceland – Total Market Value: $25 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Cameroon – Total Market Value: $23 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Ghana – Total Market Value: $21 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Yemen – Total Market Value: $20 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Uganda – Total Market Value: $18 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Zambia – Total Market Value: $16 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Senegal – Total Market Value: $15 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Mali – Total Market Value: $14 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Madagascar – Total Market Value: $13 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Bosnia and Herzegovina – Total Market Value: $12 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Honduras – Total Market Value: $11 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Armenia – Total Market Value: $10 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Mongolia – Total Market Value: $9 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Nicaragua – Total Market Value: $8 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Georgia – Total Market Value: $7 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Mauritius – Total Market Value: $6 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

1. 1. Kyrgyzstan – Total Market Value: $5 billion, GDP Ratio: 0.1% of world economy

Note:

The figures listed are approximate and rounded off for simplification. The GDP ratio percentages are based on the relative size of each economy compared to the total global economy.