South Sudan GDP 2008-2025
South Sudan GDP for 2015 was 12.00 billion US dollars, a 14.07% decline from 2014.
- South Sudan GDP for 2014 was 13.96 billion US dollars, a 24.23% decline from 2013.
- South Sudan GDP for 2013 was 18.43 billion US dollars, a 54.44% increase from 2012.
- South Sudan GDP for 2012 was 11.93 billion US dollars, a 19.96% decline from 2011.
| Country Rankings | |
|---|---|
| Country Name | GDP (US $) |
| United States | $18.295T |
| Euro Area | $11.727T |
| China | $11.062T |
| Japan | $4.445T |
| Germany | $3.358T |
| United Kingdom | $2.928T |
| France | $2.439T |
| India | $2.104T |
| Italy | $1.837T |
| Brazil | $1.802T |
| Canada | $1.557T |
| South Korea | $1.466T |
| Russia | $1.363T |
| Australia | $1.352T |
| Mexico | $1.213T |
| Spain | $1.196T |
| Turkey | $864.31B |
| Indonesia | $860.85B |
| Netherlands | $765.57B |
| Switzerland | $694.12B |
| Saudi Arabia | $669.48B |
| Argentina | $594.75B |
| Sweden | $505.10B |
| Nigeria | $493.03B |
| Poland | $477.11B |
| Belgium | $462.34B |
| Iran | $408.21B |
| Thailand | $401.30B |
| Norway | $388.16B |
| Austria | $381.97B |
| UAE | $370.28B |
| South Africa | $346.71B |
| Egypt | $329.37B |
| Hong Kong | $309.39B |
| Singapore | $308.00B |
| Philippines | $306.45B |
| Israel | $303.41B |
| Denmark | $302.67B |
| Malaysia | $301.36B |
| Pakistan | $299.96B |
| Colombia | $293.49B |
| Ireland | $292.36B |
| Chile | $242.45B |
| Vietnam | $239.26B |
| Finland | $234.53B |
| Portugal | $199.39B |
| Greece | $195.68B |
| Bangladesh | $195.15B |
| Peru | $189.80B |
| Czech Republic | $188.03B |
| Algeria | $187.49B |
| Kazakhstan | $184.39B |
| New Zealand | $178.10B |
| Romania | $177.88B |
| Iraq | $166.77B |
| Qatar | $161.74B |
| Hungary | $125.17B |
| Kuwait | $114.59B |
| Morocco | $110.41B |
| Puerto Rico | $103.38B |
| Ecuador | $97.21B |
| Ukraine | $91.03B |
| Angola | $90.50B |
| Slovak Republic | $88.90B |
| Cuba | $87.13B |
| Uzbekistan | $86.20B |
| Sri Lanka | $85.14B |
| Oman | $78.71B |
| Dominican Republic | $71.16B |
| Kenya | $70.12B |
| Ethiopia | $64.59B |
| Guatemala | $62.19B |
| Luxembourg | $60.07B |
| Myanmar | $59.61B |
| Uruguay | $57.68B |
| Belarus | $56.45B |
| Costa Rica | $56.44B |
| Panama | $54.09B |
| Azerbaijan | $53.08B |
| Sudan | $51.73B |
| Croatia | $51.01B |
| Bulgaria | $50.81B |
| Lebanon | $49.93B |
| Ghana | $49.41B |
| Libya | $48.72B |
| Tanzania | $47.41B |
| Tunisia | $45.78B |
| Macao | $45.05B |
| Slovenia | $43.11B |
| Yemen | $42.44B |
| Lithuania | $41.44B |
| Serbia | $39.66B |
| Jordan | $38.59B |
| Democratic Republic of Congo | $37.92B |
| Paraguay | $36.21B |
| Turkmenistan | $35.80B |
| Bolivia | $33.00B |
| Uganda | $32.39B |
| Cameroon | $32.21B |
| Bahrain | $31.13B |
| Latvia | $27.26B |
| Trinidad and Tobago | $27.03B |
| Nepal | $24.36B |
| El Salvador | $23.44B |
| Estonia | $22.89B |
| Papua New Guinea | $21.72B |
| Zambia | $21.25B |
| Honduras | $20.98B |
| Zimbabwe | $19.96B |
| Cyprus | $19.91B |
| Afghanistan | $19.13B |
| Cambodia | $18.05B |
| Senegal | $17.77B |
| Iceland | $17.52B |
| Syrian Arab Republic | $16.47B |
| Bosnia | $16.40B |
| Mozambique | $16.21B |
| Georgia | $15.22B |
| Haiti | $14.85B |
| Lao PDR | $14.43B |
| Gabon | $14.38B |
| Jamaica | $14.19B |
| West Bank and Gaza | $13.97B |
| Botswana | $13.53B |
| Equatorial Guinea | $13.19B |
| Mali | $13.10B |
| Brunei | $12.93B |
| Nicaragua | $12.76B |
| Republic of Congo | $12.43B |
| Mauritius | $12.01B |
| South Sudan | $12.00B |
| Burkina Faso | $11.83B |
| Bahamas | $11.67B |
| Mongolia | $11.62B |
| Benin | $11.39B |
| Albania | $11.39B |
| Namibia | $11.34B |
| Madagascar | $11.32B |
| Malta | $11.09B |
| Chad | $10.95B |
| Armenia | $10.55B |
| North Macedonia | $10.06B |
| Niger | $9.68B |
| Malawi | $9.22B |
| Guinea | $8.79B |
| New Caledonia | $8.74B |
| Rwanda | $8.54B |
| Tajikistan | $8.27B |
| Moldova | $7.80B |
| Isle of Man | $7.08B |
| Somalia | $6.98B |
| Kyrgyz Republic | $6.68B |
| Bermuda | $6.65B |
| Kosovo | $6.30B |
| Liechtenstein | $6.27B |
| Monaco | $6.26B |
| Mauritania | $6.17B |
| Guam | $5.80B |
| Togo | $5.76B |
| French Polynesia | $5.33B |
| Suriname | $5.13B |
| Barbados | $4.74B |
| Cayman Islands | $4.71B |
| Fiji | $4.68B |
| Guyana | $4.28B |
| Sierra Leone | $4.25B |
| Maldives | $4.13B |
| Eswatini | $4.06B |
| Montenegro | $4.05B |
| Virgin Islands (U.S.) | $3.66B |
| Liberia | $3.23B |
| Burundi | $3.10B |
| Curacao | $3.06B |
| Aruba | $2.96B |
| Andorra | $2.79B |
| Faroe Islands | $2.57B |
| Greenland | $2.50B |
| Djibouti | $2.42B |
| Lesotho | $2.36B |
| Belize | $2.19B |
| Bhutan | $2.15B |
| St. Lucia | $1.81B |
| Cabo Verde | $1.75B |
| Central African Republic | $1.70B |
| Timor-Leste | $1.60B |
| Antigua and Barbuda | $1.44B |
| Seychelles | $1.43B |
| San Marino | $1.42B |
| Sint Maarten (Dutch part) | $1.42B |
| Gambia | $1.38B |
| Solomon Islands | $1.31B |
| Guinea-Bissau | $1.15B |
| Grenada | $997.01M |
| Comoros | $966.03M |
| St. Kitts and Nevis | $957.22M |
| Turks and Caicos Islands | $942.07M |
| Northern Mariana Islands | $910.00M |
| Samoa | $824.15M |
| St. Vincent and the Grenadines | $786.56M |
| Vanuatu | $730.87M |
| American Samoa | $673.00M |
| Dominica | $540.74M |
| Tonga | $437.00M |
| Micronesia | $316.49M |
| Palau | $287.22M |
| Sao Tome and Principe | $260.00M |
| Kiribati | $191.57M |
| Marshall Islands | $183.22M |
| Nauru | $84.86M |
| Tuvalu | $36.81M |
