Where real gdp stands
The latest published reading for each of the 27 economies this indicator covers. The stronger the shading, the higher the figure — never better or worse: high growth is welcome, high unemployment is not, and a scale that decided which end was good would be wrong on half of these figures.
LowerHighernot covered
% YoY · newest reading Q2 2026
- India8.1%
- Denmark5.7%
- South Korea3.8%
- Poland3.8%
- Sweden3.2%
- Spain2.6%
- Portugal2.6%
- Switzerland2.6%
- Australia2.1%
- United States2.1%
- Greece1.9%
- Czechia1.8%
- Netherlands1.8%
- Hungary1.7%
- Norway1.6%
- Finland1.4%
- United Kingdom1.4%
- Euro areaaggregate1.2%
- Canada1.1%
- Germany1.0%
- Italy1.0%
- Austria0.8%
- Japan0.7%
- Belgium0.5%
- France0.5%
- Ireland-0.4%
- Romania-1.9%
Most of the world is unshaded, and that is the honest picture rather than a gap to be filled: this site carries 27 economies for economic output, and shading a neighbour because it is nearby would be inventing a figure. Countries publish on different schedules, so these readings are not all from the same month — the date above is the most recent of them.