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Low income Countries 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

Ethiopia ranks #1 with US$126.36 billion. Congo, Dem. Rep. is second with US$91.03 billion, 38.8% behind. The top five are Ethiopia, Congo, Dem. Rep., Uganda, Sudan and Mali. Together the top 10 account for 82.1% of the total across the 21 Low income countries listed. The median across all 21 is US$19.62 billion; Guinea-Bissau is last at US$2.53 billion. Ethiopia's figure has risen 1435% since 2001 (US$8.23 billion to US$126.36 billion in 2025).

#1
Ethiopia · US$126.36 billion
Median
US$19.62 billion
Coverage
21 Low income countries
Data year
2025
Last updated
2026-11-14
Top 10: GDP (current US$)Bar chart of the top 10: 1. Ethiopia 126.36 billion; 2. Congo, Dem. Rep. 91.03 billion; 3. Uganda 61.99 billion; 4. Sudan 60.16 billion; 5. Mali 30.07 billion; 6. Burkina Faso 27.63 billion; 7. Syrian Arab Republic 23.74 billion; 8. Mozambique 22.34 billion; 9. Niger 21.65 billion; 10. Chad 21.47 billion.Ethiopia126.36 billionCongo, Dem. Rep.91.03 billionUganda61.99 billionSudan60.16 billionMali30.07 billionBurkina Faso27.63 billionSyrian Arab Republic23.74 billionMozambique22.34 billionNiger21.65 billionChad21.47 billion
Top 10: GDP (current US$) (US$). Bar chart of the top 10: 1. Ethiopia 126.36 billion; 2. Congo, Dem. Rep. 91.03 billion; 3. Uganda 61.99 billion; 4. Sudan 60.16 billion; 5. Mali 30.07 billion; 6. Burkina Faso 27.63 billion; 7. Syrian Arab Republic 23.74 billion; 8. Mozambique 22.34 billion; 9. Niger 21.65 billion; 10. Chad 21.47 billion.
GDP (current US$) over time, top 5Ethiopia: 8.23 billion in 2001 to 126.36 billion in 2025; Congo, Dem. Rep.: 7.44 billion in 2001 to 91.03 billion in 2025; Uganda: 5.84 billion in 2001 to 61.99 billion in 2025; Sudan: 15.72 billion in 2001 to 60.16 billion in 2025; Mali: 4.12 billion in 2001 to 30.07 billion in 2025.037.44 billion74.87 billion112.31 billion149.74 billion200120132025EthiopiaCongo, Dem. Rep.UgandaSudanMali
GDP (current US$) over time, top 5 (US$). Ethiopia: 8.23 billion in 2001 to 126.36 billion in 2025; Congo, Dem. Rep.: 7.44 billion in 2001 to 91.03 billion in 2025; Uganda: 5.84 billion in 2001 to 61.99 billion in 2025; Sudan: 15.72 billion in 2001 to 60.16 billion in 2025; Mali: 4.12 billion in 2001 to 30.07 billion in 2025.
Share of the total: GDP (current US$)Ethiopia 21.3%; Congo, Dem. Rep. 15.4%; Uganda 10.5%; Sudan 10.2%; Mali 5.1%; All others 37.6%21%15%10%10%38%

Ethiopia 21.3%Congo, Dem. Rep. 15.4%Uganda 10.5%Sudan 10.2%Mali 5.1%All others 37.6%

Share of the total: GDP (current US$), as a share of 21 Low income countries. Ethiopia 21.3%; Congo, Dem. Rep. 15.4%; Uganda 10.5%; Sudan 10.2%; Mali 5.1%; All others 37.6%.

Full ranking

Low income Countries Ranked by GDP (current US$), 2025
RankCountryGDP (current US$) (US$)Year
1Ethiopia126,360,000,0002025
2Congo, Dem. Rep.91,031,000,0002025
3Uganda61,986,000,0002025
4Sudan60,163,000,0002025
5Mali30,069,000,0002025
6Burkina Faso27,627,000,0002025
7Syrian Arab Republic23,738,000,0002022
8Mozambique22,338,000,0002025
9Niger21,646,000,0002025
10Chad21,473,000,0002025
11Madagascar19,620,000,0002025
12Afghanistan17,779,000,0002024
13Rwanda16,372,000,0002025
14Malawi14,918,000,0002025
15Somalia, Fed. Rep.12,995,000,0002025
16Sierra Leone7,464,200,0002025
17Liberia5,245,900,0002025
18Burundi3,364,700,0002025
19Central African Republic3,066,100,0002025
20Gambia, The2,593,700,0002025
21Guinea-Bissau2,527,900,0002025

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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.