Record #00260Economy archive
World's Largest Economy by Nominal GDP
On the World Bank's 2025 current-US-dollar GDP measure, the United States had an economy of about US$30.77 trillion, the largest among countries.
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30.7697 trillionUS dollars
Current record value
- Holder
- United States
- Location
- —
- Start date
- 2025
- Record status
- Verified · currentReport an issue
Overview
Archive NoteNominal GDP converted into current US dollars measures the value of final output using market exchange rates. It is distinct from inflation-adjusted real GDP and from GDP per capita.
The World Bank reports roughly US$30.77 trillion for the United States in 2025 and about US$19.50 trillion for China on the same measure. The ranking concerns aggregate nominal scale, not the average income or purchasing power of residents.
Nominal-GDP and PPP-GDP leadership can differ because the conversion bases differ. The year 2025 is the period covered by the observation, not the date the United States first took the lead; national-accounts revisions may change reported values.
Record history
1 Milestones- 30.7697 trillion US dollarsUnited StatesCurrent Record
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