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Countries in South America Ranked by GDP (current US$) (2025)

GDP (current US$): each country's latest value (2020–2025), ranked from highest to lowest. Source: The World Bank (CC BY 4.0).

Summary

Brazil ranks #1 with US$2.28 trillion. That is 3.3 times Argentina in second place (US$683.1 billion). The top five are Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Chile and Peru. Together the top 10 account for 99.3% of the total across the 12 countries in South America listed. The median across all 12 is US$114.99 billion; Suriname is last at US$4.52 billion. Brazil's figure has risen 307% since 2001 (US$559.98 billion to US$2.28 trillion in 2025).

#1
Brazil · US$2.28 trillion
Median
US$114.99 billion
Coverage
12 countries in South America
Data year
2025
Last updated
2026-11-14
Top 10: GDP (current US$)Bar chart of the top 10: 1. Brazil 2.28 trillion; 2. Argentina 683.1 billion; 3. Colombia 457.41 billion; 4. Chile 357.37 billion; 5. Peru 334.85 billion; 6. Ecuador 130.32 billion; 7. Venezuela, RB 99.66 billion; 8. Uruguay 85.35 billion; 9. Bolivia 64.77 billion; 10. Paraguay 49.28 billion.Brazil2.28 trillionArgentina683.1 billionColombia457.41 billionChile357.37 billionPeru334.85 billionEcuador130.32 billionVenezuela, RB99.66 billionUruguay85.35 billionBolivia64.77 billionParaguay49.28 billion
Top 10: GDP (current US$) (US$). Bar chart of the top 10: 1. Brazil 2.28 trillion; 2. Argentina 683.1 billion; 3. Colombia 457.41 billion; 4. Chile 357.37 billion; 5. Peru 334.85 billion; 6. Ecuador 130.32 billion; 7. Venezuela, RB 99.66 billion; 8. Uruguay 85.35 billion; 9. Bolivia 64.77 billion; 10. Paraguay 49.28 billion.
GDP (current US$) over time, top 5Brazil: 559.98 billion in 2001 to 2.28 trillion in 2025; Argentina: 268.7 billion in 2001 to 683.1 billion in 2025; Colombia: 98.2 billion in 2001 to 457.41 billion in 2025; Chile: 71.58 billion in 2001 to 357.37 billion in 2025; Peru: 52.03 billion in 2001 to 334.85 billion in 2025.0654.05 billion1.31 trillion1.96 trillion2.62 trillion200120132025BrazilArgentinaColombiaChilePeru
GDP (current US$) over time, top 5 (US$). Brazil: 559.98 billion in 2001 to 2.28 trillion in 2025; Argentina: 268.7 billion in 2001 to 683.1 billion in 2025; Colombia: 98.2 billion in 2001 to 457.41 billion in 2025; Chile: 71.58 billion in 2001 to 357.37 billion in 2025; Peru: 52.03 billion in 2001 to 334.85 billion in 2025.
Share of the total: GDP (current US$)Brazil 49.8%; Argentina 14.9%; Colombia 10.0%; Chile 7.8%; Peru 7.3%; All others 10.1%50%15%10%8%10%

Brazil 49.8%Argentina 14.9%Colombia 10.0%Chile 7.8%Peru 7.3%All others 10.1%

Share of the total: GDP (current US$), as a share of 12 countries in South America. Brazil 49.8%; Argentina 14.9%; Colombia 10.0%; Chile 7.8%; Peru 7.3%; All others 10.1%.

Full ranking

Countries in South America Ranked by GDP (current US$), 2025
RankCountryGDP (current US$) (US$)
1Brazil2,279,900,000,000
2Argentina683,100,000,000
3Colombia457,410,000,000
4Chile357,370,000,000
5Peru334,850,000,000
6Ecuador130,320,000,000
7Venezuela, RB99,661,000,000
8Uruguay85,348,000,000
9Bolivia64,769,000,000
10Paraguay49,278,000,000
11Guyana27,097,000,000
12Suriname4,523,700,000

About the top 10

#7 Venezuela, RB

Venezuela, RB ranks #7 on this list with US$99.66 billion.

Capital
Caracas
Continent
South America
Income group
Lower middle income
Population
28.52 million people (2025)
GDP
US$99.66 billion (2025)
GDP per person
US$3,495 (2025)
Life expectancy
72.7 years (2024)
Urban population
89.3% of population (2025)

Largest cities: Caracas, Maracaibo, Valencia.

Also ranks #1 in time to start a business (days) · #3 in protected terrestrial area share · #11 in refugee population by origin.

Profile facts: World Bank (CC BY 4.0) and Wikidata (CC0); weather links go to Purr Weather, another ChowChow Labs site.

Source and method

GDP (current US$): each country's latest value (2020–2025), ranked from highest to lowest.

Source: The World Bank, indicator NY.GDP.MKTP.CD. Licence: CC BY 4.0. Retrieved: 2026-11-14.

The World Bank: GDP (current US$): Country official statistics, National Statistical Organizations and/or Central Banks (via World Development Indicators)

Original data provider, as recorded by the World Bank: Country official statistics, National Statistical Organizations and/or Central Banks; National Accounts data files, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD); Staff estimates, World Bank (WB).

Values are shown as published. Provider terms: The World Bank. All licences: Sources & licences.