List of Asian countries by GDP

This is a sorted list of Asian countries according to their rank, with their factual and estimated gross domestic product data by the International Monetary Fund.[1] The top 3 largest economies in Asia are China, India and Japan.

List

GDP Nominal

China is the largest economy in Asia, comprising nearly half of the continent's gross domestic product.
  1. China (48.6%)
  2. India (10.6%)
  3. Japan (10.5%)
  4. Russia (5.90%)
  5. South Korea (4.56%)
  6. Turkey (3.71%)
  7. Indonesia (3.65%)
  8. Saudi Arabia (3.10%)
  9. Other (9.42%)
Region
rank 		Country/Territory 2026 GDP (nominal) in billions[2]
— Asia 42.52 trillion
1  China 20.65 trillion[3]
2  India 4.51 trillion[4]
3  Japan 4.46 trillion[5]
4  Russia 2.51 trillion
5  South Korea 1.94 trillion
6  Turkey 1.58 trillion
7  Indonesia 1.55 trillion
8  Saudi Arabia 1.32 trillion
9  Taiwan 971.45 billion
10  Israel 666.41 billion
11  Singapore 606.23 billion
12  United Arab Emirates 601.16 billion
13  Thailand 561.51 billion
14  Philippines 533.92 billion
15  Bangladesh 519.29 billion
16  Vietnam 511.06 billion
17  Malaysia 505.36 billion
18  Hong Kong (SAR) 446.65 billion
19  Pakistan 410.50 billion
20  Iran 375.64 billion
21  Kazakhstan 319.77 billion
22  Iraq 273.91 billion
23  Qatar 239.14 billion
24  Kuwait 162.90 billion
25  Uzbekistan 159.20 billion
26  Oman 108.91 billion
27  Sri Lanka 98.96 billion
28  Azerbaijan 80.02 billion
29  Turkmenistan 76.90 billion
30  Myanmar 65.17 billion
31  Jordan 59.29 billion
32  Macau (SAR) 54.94 billion
33  Cambodia 51.51 billion
34  Bahrain 49.19 billion
35  Nepal 49.11 billion
36  Cyprus 43.16 billion
37  Georgia 40.18 billion
38  Armenia 29.08 billion
39  Lebanon 28.28 billion
40  Mongolia 26.52 billion
41  Kyrgyzstan 21.56 billion
42  Tajikistan 18.94 billion
43  Afghanistan 18.08 billion
44  Laos 17.78 billion
45  Syria 17.25 billion
46  Yemen 17.24 billion
47  North Korea 17.20 billion
48  Brunei 16.46 billion
49  Palestine 13.71 billion
50  Maldives 8.22 billion
51  Bhutan 3.77 billion
52  Timor-Leste 2.21 billion

GDP PPP

Percent of share of Top 5 countries in Asia by GDP PPP
  1. China (37.4%)
  2. India (16.4%)
  3. Russia (6.30%)
  4. Japan (5.95%)
  5. Indonesia (4.60%)
  6. Others (29.4%)
Rank Country/Territory 2026 GDP (PPP)[2]
— Asia 116.43 trillion
1  China 43.49 trillion
2  India 19.14 trillion
3  Russia 7.34 trillion
4  Japan 6.92 trillion
5  Indonesia 5.36 trillion
6  Turkey 3.98 trillion
7  South Korea 3.49 trillion
8  Saudi Arabia 2.85 trillion
9  Taiwan 2.07 trillion
10  Vietnam 1.94 trillion
11  Iran 1.93 trillion
12  Thailand 1.92 trillion
13  Bangladesh 1.90 trillion
14  Pakistan 1.76 trillion
15  Philippines 1.59 trillion
16  Malaysia 1.56 trillion
17  United Arab Emirates 999.9 billion
18  Singapore 988.8 billion
19  Kazakhstan 973.4 billion
20  Iraq 739.1 billion
21  Hong Kong 618.1 billion
22  Israel 600.5 billion
23  Uzbekistan 511.0 billion
24  Qatar 410.6 billion
25  Sri Lanka 343.1 billion
26  Myanmar 286.4 billion
27  Kuwait 285.9 billion
28  Azerbaijan 282.2 billion
29  Oman 245.9 billion
30  Nepal 194.9 billion
31  Cambodia 160.0 billion
32  Turkmenistan 159.0 billion
33  Jordan 138.0 billion
34  Georgia 123.0 billion
35  Bahrain 118.1 billion
36  Syria 109.7 billion
37  Macau 97.05 billion
38  Afghanistan 95.25 billion
39  Laos 82.99 billion
40  Armenia 79.46 billion
41  Mongolia 78.43 billion
42  Yemen 71.17 billion
43  Kyrgyzstan 68.69 billion
44  Tajikistan 67.75 billion
45  Cyprus 64.39 billion
46  Lebanon 63.26 billion
47  Brunei 45.28 billion
48  Palestine 23.15 billion
49  Maldives 15.76 billion
50  Bhutan 15.41 billion
51  North Korea 15.4 billion
52  Timor-Leste 7.3 billion

References

  1. ^ "World Economic Outlook Database, April 2024". IMF. Retrieved 2024-05-17.
  2. ^ a b "Data Explorer". data.imf.org. Retrieved 24 October 2025.
  3. ^ "Report for Selected Countries and Subjects". IMF. Retrieved 2024-05-17.
  4. ^ "Profile of India". www.imf.org. Retrieved 2025-04-26.
  5. ^ "Report for Selected Countries and Subjects". www.imf.org. Retrieved 2025-04-26.
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