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Lower middle income Countries Ranked by GDP PPP (2025)

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

Summary

India ranks #1 with 17.2 trillion international $ (PPP). That is 7.2 times Egypt, Arab Rep. in second place (2.39 trillion international $ (PPP)). The top five are India, Egypt, Arab Rep., Nigeria, Bangladesh and Pakistan. Together the top 10 account for 90.2% of the total across the 46 Lower middle income countries listed. The median across all 46 is 78.13 billion international $ (PPP); Kiribati is last at 537.3 million international $ (PPP). India's figure has risen 647% since 2001 (2.3 trillion international $ (PPP) to 17.2 trillion international $ (PPP) in 2025).

#1
India · 17.2 trillion international $ (PPP)
Median
78.13 billion international $ (PPP)
Coverage
46 Lower middle income countries
Data year
2025
Last updated
2026-11-14
Top 10: GDP PPPBar chart of the top 10: 1. India 17.2 trillion; 2. Egypt, Arab Rep. 2.39 trillion; 3. Nigeria 2.26 trillion; 4. Bangladesh 1.78 trillion; 5. Pakistan 1.68 trillion; 6. Uzbekistan 503.97 billion; 7. Morocco 433.71 billion; 8. Kenya 403.64 billion; 9. Angola 400.21 billion; 10. Myanmar 329.74 billion.India17.2 trillionEgypt, Arab Rep.2.39 trillionNigeria2.26 trillionBangladesh1.78 trillionPakistan1.68 trillionUzbekistan503.97 billionMorocco433.71 billionKenya403.64 billionAngola400.21 billionMyanmar329.74 billion
Top 10: GDP PPP (international $ (PPP)). Bar chart of the top 10: 1. India 17.2 trillion; 2. Egypt, Arab Rep. 2.39 trillion; 3. Nigeria 2.26 trillion; 4. Bangladesh 1.78 trillion; 5. Pakistan 1.68 trillion; 6. Uzbekistan 503.97 billion; 7. Morocco 433.71 billion; 8. Kenya 403.64 billion; 9. Angola 400.21 billion; 10. Myanmar 329.74 billion.
GDP PPP over time, top 5India: 2.3 trillion in 2001 to 17.2 trillion in 2025; Egypt, Arab Rep.: 421.79 billion in 2001 to 2.39 trillion in 2025; Nigeria: 429.65 billion in 2001 to 2.26 trillion in 2025; Bangladesh: 218.56 billion in 2001 to 1.78 trillion in 2025; Pakistan: 421.08 billion in 2001 to 1.68 trillion in 2025.04.3 trillion8.6 trillion12.9 trillion17.2 trillion200120132025IndiaEgypt, Arab Rep.NigeriaBangladeshPakistan
GDP PPP over time, top 5 (international $ (PPP)). India: 2.3 trillion in 2001 to 17.2 trillion in 2025; Egypt, Arab Rep.: 421.79 billion in 2001 to 2.39 trillion in 2025; Nigeria: 429.65 billion in 2001 to 2.26 trillion in 2025; Bangladesh: 218.56 billion in 2001 to 1.78 trillion in 2025; Pakistan: 421.08 billion in 2001 to 1.68 trillion in 2025.
Share of the total: GDP PPPIndia 56.7%; Egypt, Arab Rep. 7.9%; Nigeria 7.5%; Bangladesh 5.9%; Pakistan 5.5%; All others 16.6%57%8%17%

India 56.7%Egypt, Arab Rep. 7.9%Nigeria 7.5%Bangladesh 5.9%Pakistan 5.5%All others 16.6%

Share of the total: GDP PPP, as a share of 46 Lower middle income countries. India 56.7%; Egypt, Arab Rep. 7.9%; Nigeria 7.5%; Bangladesh 5.9%; Pakistan 5.5%; All others 16.6%.

Full ranking

Lower middle income Countries Ranked by GDP PPP, 2025
RankCountryGDP PPP (international $ (PPP))Year
1India17,197,000,000,0002025
2Egypt, Arab Rep.2,391,500,000,0002025
3Nigeria2,264,000,000,0002025
4Bangladesh1,783,900,000,0002025
5Pakistan1,677,700,000,0002025
6Uzbekistan503,970,000,0002025
7Morocco433,710,000,0002025
8Kenya403,640,000,0002025
9Angola400,210,000,0002025
10Myanmar329,740,000,0002025
11Tanzania305,600,000,0002025
12Ghana301,910,000,0002025
13Côte d'Ivoire268,530,000,0002025
14Tunisia188,110,000,0002025
15Nepal182,900,000,0002025
16Cameroon172,940,000,0002025
17Bolivia161,970,000,0002025
18Cambodia152,470,000,0002025
19Zimbabwe109,680,000,0002025
20Senegal103,430,000,0002025
21Zambia95,967,000,0002025
22Honduras86,628,000,0002025
23Lao PDR81,746,000,0002025
24Guinea74,512,000,0002025
25Benin71,359,000,0002025
26Lebanon69,192,000,0002024
27Kyrgyz Republic67,699,000,0002025
28Nicaragua65,057,000,0002025
29Tajikistan63,895,000,0002025
30Papua New Guinea56,126,000,0002025
31Congo, Rep.47,002,000,0002025
32Mauritania40,796,000,0002025
33Haiti37,310,000,0002025
34Namibia37,070,000,0002025
35Togo35,048,000,0002025
36West Bank and Gaza27,066,000,0002025
37Eswatini15,739,000,0002025
38Bhutan15,610,000,0002025
39Djibouti10,008,000,0002025
40Lesotho7,525,100,0002025
41Timor-Leste6,822,300,0002025
42Comoros3,741,700,0002025
43Solomon Islands2,337,800,0002025
44São Tomé and Principe1,534,900,0002025
45Vanuatu1,516,700,0002025
46Kiribati537,300,0002025

About the top 10

#7 Morocco

Morocco ranks #7 on this list with 433.71 billion international $ (PPP).

Capital
Rabat
Continent
Africa
Income group
Lower middle income
Population
38.43 million people (2025)
GDP
US$182.37 billion (2025)
GDP per person
US$4,673 (2025)
Life expectancy
75.5 years (2024)
Urban population
63.1% of population (2025)

Largest cities: Casablanca, Tangier, Fez.

Also ranks #15 in firms using banks to finance investment share · #16 in school enrolment (primary) · #16 in remittances received.

#10 Myanmar

Myanmar ranks #10 on this list with 329.74 billion international $ (PPP).

Capital
Naypyidaw
Continent
Asia
Income group
Lower middle income
Population
54.85 million people (2025)
GDP
US$81.67 billion (2025)
GDP per person
US$1,489 (2025)
Life expectancy
67.1 years (2024)
Urban population
30.6% of population (2025)

Largest cities: Yangon, Mandalay, Naypyidaw.

Also ranks #3 in smoking prevalence · #6 in refugee population by origin · #8 in manufacturing value added share of gdp.

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Source and method

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

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

The World Bank: GDP, PPP (current international $): International Comparison Program (ICP), World Bank (WB) (via World Development Indicators)

Original data provider, as recorded by the World Bank: International Comparison Program (ICP), World Bank (WB); The Eurostat PPP Programme, Eurostat (ESTAT).

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