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.

China is the largest economy in Asia, comprising nearly half of the continent's gross domestic product.

1. China (46.9%)
2. India (11.0%)
3. Japan (10.9%)
4. South Korea (4.44%)
5. Indonesia (3.68%)
6. Turkey (2.89%)
7. Saudi Arabia (2.58%)
8. Other (17.6%)

List

GDP Nominal

Region rank	Country/Territory	2025 GDP (nominal) in billions
—	Asia	41.40 trillion
1	China	19.23 trillion[2]
2	India	4.187 trillion[3]
3	Japan	4.186 trillion[4]
4	Russia	2.076 trillion
5	South Korea	1.790 trillion
6	Turkey	1.437 trillion
7	Indonesia	1.429 trillion
8	Saudi Arabia	1.083 trillion
9	Taiwan	804.0 billion
10	Israel	583.8 billion
11	Singapore	564.7 billion
12	United Arab Emirates	548.5 billion
13	Thailand	546.2 billion
14	Philippines	497.4 billion
15	Vietnam	490.9 billion
16	Malaysia	488.7 billion
17	Bangladesh	467.5 billion
18	Iran	446.3 billion
19	Hong Kong SAR)	423.9 billion
20	Pakistan	411.0 billion
21	Kazakhstan	300.5 billion
22	Iraq	258.02 billion
23	Qatar	222.7 billion
24	Kuwait	153.1 billion
25	Uzbekistan	132.4 billion
26	Oman	104.3 billion
27	Turkmenistan	89.05 billion
28	Sri Lanka	85.4 billion
29	Azerbaijan	78.8 billion
30	Myanmar	64.9 billion
31	Jordan	56.1 billion
32	Macau (SAR)	54.7 billion
33	Cambodia	49.7 Billion
34	Bahrain	47.8 billion
35	Nepal	46.08 billion
36	Lebanon	38.1 billion
37	Cyprus	34.3 billion
38	Georgia	36.6 billion
39	Armenia	27.5 billion
40	North Korea	24.5 billion
41	Syria	22.4 billion
42	Mongolia	22.1 billion
43	Palestine	19.8 billion
44	Laos	19.1 billion
45	Afghanistan	17.1 billion
46	Yemen	16.9 billion
47	Brunei	16.4 billion
48	Kyrgyzstan	13.7 billion
49	Tajikistan	13.2 billion
50	Maldives	8.21 billion
51	Bhutan	3.31 billion
52	Timor-Leste	3.25 billion