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World GDP Ranking 2015

All 212 countries ranked by Gross Domestic Product. The United States leads at $18.21T, ahead of China and Japan. Combined world GDP: $75.62T.

Source: World BankUpdated: 2026-06Countries: 212License: CC BY 4.0
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$75.62T
Total world GDP
United States
#1 — $18.21T
212
Countries ranked

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GDP rankings for economic groups and regions.

ASEAN
$3.98T
3.6% of world
European Union
$19.50T
17.6% of world
BRICS
$30.22T
27.2% of world
G7
$48.94T
44.1% of world
G20
$86.47T
77.9% of world
Gulf Cooperation Council
$2.33T
2.1% of world
OECD
$67.50T
60.8% of world
Nordic Countries
$1.84T
1.7% of world

Full ranking — all 212 countries

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GDP current US$ · Source: World Bank (CC BY 4.0)

FAQ

What country has the highest GDP in 2015?

The United States has the highest GDP at $18.21T, followed by China ($11.28T) and Japan ($4.44T).

Can I download this ranking as Excel or CSV?

Yes — the complete ranking of all 212 countries is available as ready-to-use Excel and CSV files, including GDP per capita, growth, and each country's share of world GDP.

What is the total GDP of the world?

The combined GDP of all countries reached approximately $75.62T in 2015, according to the World Bank.

About. GDP (current US$) for 2015 from the World Bank's World Development Indicators, 212 countries with confirmed data. Full dataset with historical figures available in the downloads above.

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