World GDP Live Counter 2025
Real-time global economic statistics tracking world GDP, top economies, and regional economic performance
Understanding World GDP
World GDP (Gross Domestic Product) is the total value of all goods and services produced globally, currently approximately $105 trillion. Our global GDP live counter provides real-time tracking ofworld economy growth, global economic output, and worldwide GDP.
Also known as global GDP, world economic output, and total world economy, this metric is closely related to economic growth, trade balance, government spending, and GDP per capita.
Our world GDP data covers multiple dimensions including GDP by country, GDP by region, GDP growth rates, and economic projections through 2030.
World GDP Statistics & Data
Track world GDP, world GDP 2025, and global GDP live with our real-time counter.
Get real-time updates on global economy today, world economy live, and current GDP.
View US GDP, China GDP, and GDP by country rankings.
Explore GDP per capita, GDP growth rate, and economic trends.
What You'll Find on This Page
- •Current Statistics: current world GDP, global GDP today, real-time economy
- •Country Rankings: GDP by country, US GDP, China GDP, India GDP
- •Regional Breakdown: GDP by region, Asia-Pacific, Europe, Americas
- •Growth Trends: GDP growth, economic forecasts, historical data
This page provides comprehensive data including world GDP statistics, world GDP data, world GDP live, global GDP counter, world GDP tracker, world GDP 2025, world GDP chart, world GDP trends, economic data, and financial statistics.
World GDP
Trillion USD
GDP Per Capita
USD per person
Top Economies by GDP (Billions USD)
GDP by Region (Billions USD)
Historical World GDP (Trillions USD)
Quick Facts:
- •The world economy has tripled in size since 2000
- •USA and China account for 43% of global GDP
- •Services sector makes up 65% of world GDP
- •Asia-Pacific is the fastest-growing economic region
- •Global GDP contracted 3.1% in 2020 due to COVID-19
- •Emerging markets drive 60% of global growth