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Europe & Central Asia GDP Ranking 2025

The 50 Europe & Central Asia economies ranked by GDP. Combined, they produce $32.21T — about 27.2% of world GDP. Germany is the largest at $5.05T.

Source: World BankMembers: 50Europe & Central Asia total: $32.21TShare: 27.2% world

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$32.21T
Europe & Central Asia combined GDP
27.2%
of world GDP
50
member economies

Share within Europe & Central Asia

Each member's share of the bloc's total GDP.

Germany
15.7%
United Kingdom
12.4%
France
10.5%
Russian Federation
8.0%
Italy
7.9%
Spain
5.9%
Turkiye
5.0%
Netherlands
4.1%
Switzerland
3.2%
Poland
3.2%
Belgium
2.3%
Ireland
2.2%
Sweden
2.1%
Austria
1.8%
Norway
1.6%
Denmark
1.4%
Romania
1.3%
Czechia
1.2%
Portugal
1.1%
Finland
1.0%
Kazakhstan
1.0%
Greece
0.9%
Hungary
0.8%
Ukraine
0.7%
Slovak Republic
0.5%
Uzbekistan
0.5%
Bulgaria
0.4%
Croatia
0.3%
Luxembourg
0.3%
Serbia
0.3%
Lithuania
0.3%
Belarus
0.3%
Slovenia
0.2%
Azerbaijan
0.2%
Turkmenistan
0.2%
Latvia
0.2%
Estonia
0.1%
Cyprus
0.1%
Iceland
0.1%
Georgia
0.1%
Bosnia and Herzegovina
0.1%
Albania
0.1%
Armenia
0.1%
Kyrgyz Republic
0.1%
Moldova
0.1%
North Macedonia
0.1%
Tajikistan
0.1%
Kosovo
0.0%
Montenegro
0.0%
Andorra
0.0%

Europe & Central Asia ranking — all members

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FAQ

Which Europe & Central Asia country has the highest GDP?

Germany has the highest GDP in Europe & Central Asia at $5.05T.

What is the total GDP of Europe & Central Asia?

The combined GDP of Europe & Central Asia members is $32.21T in 2025 — about 27.2% of world GDP.

Can I download Europe & Central Asia GDP data?

Yes — all member countries with GDP data are available as Excel and CSV.

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