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GDP ranking 2004 — the top 20 economies

The twenty largest economies by GDP (Nominal) in 2004, ranked by the exact World Bank figures. The leader: United States (12,217,196,000,000). A total of 209 economies reported a value that year.

The leader, United States, stood at 12,217,196,000,000. The twentieth economy, Belgium, reported 369,214,712,443.21 — a 33× spread inside the top 20 alone. Of 209 economies reporting that year, these twenty are the ones usually quoted.

#Countrycurrent US$ (2004)
1United States12,217,196,000,000
2Japan4,941,485,123,806.53
3Germany2,852,317,768,061.78
4United Kingdom2,429,774,807,762.72
5France2,109,792,297,237.03
6China1,984,196,551,300.44
7Italy1,812,808,753,294.75
8Spain1,069,829,382,514.67
9Canada1,026,691,006,917.76
10South Korea823,251,107,638.81
11Mexico819,459,227,375.02
12India709,152,728,830.78
13Brazil669,289,424,806.31
14Netherlands661,224,886,143.25
15Australia615,643,050,220.52
16Russia591,016,690,732.39
17Turkiye410,156,784,495.95
18Switzerland409,012,909,529.55
19Sweden384,545,442,175.02
20Belgium369,214,712,443.21

Where are they now?

The top five of 2004 and their rank in the latest published year:

CountryRank in 2004Rank today
United States#1#1
Japan#4#4
Germany#3#3
United Kingdom#5#5
France#7#7

Other years

Frequently asked questions

Which country had the largest GDP in 2004?

United States, with 12,217,196,000,000 (current US$).

How many countries are included?

209 economies reported a value for NY.GDP.MKTP.CD in 2004. Coverage widens over time — earlier years include fewer reporting economies.

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