Gross domestic product $4,002,587,541,846
current US$· 2025
Published observation World Bank · World Development Indicators
Over time Full published history United Kingdom 2025 · $4T
0 1T 2T 3T 4T 1960 1993 2025 1960: $73,233,967,692 1961: $77,741,965,703 1962: $81,247,564,157 1963: $86,561,961,812 1964: $94,407,558,351 1965: $101,824,755,079 1966: $108,572,752,102 1967: $113,116,888,211 1968: $107,759,910,068 1969: $116,464,702,803 1970: $130,671,946,244 1971: $148,113,896,325 1972: $169,965,034,965 1973: $192,537,971,583 1974: $206,131,369,799 1975: $241,756,637,168 1976: $232,614,555,256 1977: $263,066,457,352 1978: $335,883,029,722 1979: $438,994,070,309 1980: $564,947,710,899 1981: $540,765,675,241 1982: $515,048,916,841 1983: $489,618,008,186 1984: $461,487,097,632 1985: $489,285,164,271 1986: $601,452,653,181 1987: $745,162,608,269 1988: $910,122,732,124 1989: $926,884,816,754 1990: $1,093,169,389,205 1991: $1,142,797,178,131 1992: $1,179,659,529,660 1993: $1,061,388,722,256 1994: $1,140,489,745,944 1995: $1,349,094,208,616 1996: $1,425,287,051,482 1997: $1,569,317,288,802 1998: $1,660,821,464,061 1999: $1,693,458,987,219 2000: $1,671,597,821,153 2001: $1,656,171,009,069 2002: $1,790,536,570,743 2003: $2,061,227,755,102 2004: $2,429,774,807,763 2005: $2,551,361,818,182 2006: $2,719,558,417,663 2007: $3,104,699,879,952 2008: $2,945,251,838,235 2009: $2,429,358,155,476 2010: $2,496,740,681,057 2011: $2,675,590,034,129 2012: $2,719,715,961,540 2013: $2,796,908,333,283 2014: $3,085,362,169,410 2015: $2,945,579,890,258 2016: $2,706,807,606,539 2017: $2,699,118,387,873 2018: $2,897,028,009,916 2019: $2,875,710,080,015 2020: $2,724,001,478,305 2021: $3,194,559,188,926 2022: $3,181,244,350,465 2023: $3,420,796,653,789 2024: $3,695,539,513,534 2025: $4,002,587,541,846 Gross domestic product is the total income earned through the production of goods and services in an economic territory during an accounting period. It can be measured in three different ways: using either the expenditure approach, the income approach, or the production approach. This indicator is expressed in current prices, meaning no adjustment has been made to account for price changes over time. This indicator is expressed in United States dollars.
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