Asian Countries By GDP
This is a list of Asian countries sorted by their 2010 gross domestic product at market or government official exchange rates (nominal GDP) and PPP map is for year 2010.
2010 Nominal GDP and PPP list by the International Monetary Fund (sortable; in billions of $US)
| Country or territory |
GDP nominal millions of USD |
GDP PPP millions of USD |
GDP PPP per capita USD |
Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Asia | 18,515 | 24,077 | ||
| Afghanistan | 16,631 | 29,616 | 1,000 | Central Asia |
| Armenia | 8,830 | 17,086 | 6,400 | West Asia |
| Azerbaijan | 52,166 | 90,074 | 8,634 | West Asia |
| Bahrain | 21,733 | 29,663 | 37,200 | West Asia |
| Bangladesh | 105,402 | 257,545 | 1,600 | South Asia |
| Bhutan | 1,397 | 3,785 | 5,600 | South Asia |
| Brunei | 11,963 | 19,925 | 51,800 | Southeast Asia |
| Burma | 35,646 | 76,240 | 1,197 | Southeast Asia |
| Cambodia | 11,360 | 29,811 | 2,000 | Southeast Asia |
| China | 6,998,257 | 11,711,708 | 7,518 | East Asia |
| Cyprus | 22,752 | 23,017 | 28,381 | West Asia |
| East Timor | 616 | 3,062 | 2,600 | Southeast Asia |
| Georgia | 11,234 | 22,194 | 4,500 | West Asia |
| Hong Kong | 226,485 | 322,486 | 45,736 | East Asia |
| India | 1,847,966 | 4,679,392 | 3,417 | South Asia |
| Indonesia | 706,735 | 1,029,884 | 3,900 | Southeast Asia |
| Iran | 337,901 | 818,653 | 11,200 | West Asia |
| Iraq | 84,136 | 115,330 | 3,600 | West Asia |
| Israel | 201,254 | 218,490 | 29,500 | West Asia |
| Japan | 5,885,872 | 4,319,432 | 32,817 | East Asia |
| Jordan | 27,129 | 34,617 | 5,000 | West Asia |
| Kazakhstan | 129,757 | 193,261 | 11,434 | Central Asia |
| North Korea | 28,000 | 40,000 | 1,900 | East Asia |
| South Korea | 1,007,084 | 1,459,246 | 30,200 | East Asia |
| Kuwait | 117,316 | 138,099 | 38,293 | West Asia |
| Kyrgyzstan | 4,444 | 11,772 | 2,162 | Central Asia |
| Laos | 6,341 | 15,689 | 2,435 | Southeast Asia |
| Lebanon | 39,149 | 59,906 | 15,331 | West Asia |
| Macau | 22,100 | 18,470 | 59,451 | East Asia |
| Malaysia | 218,950 | 412,302 | 14,603 | Southeast Asia |
| Maldives | 1,433 | 1,755 | 5,483 | South Asia |
| Mongolia | 5,807 | 10,252 | 3,727 | East Asia |
| Nepal | 15,108 | 35,231 | 1,250 | South Asia |
| Oman | 53,782 | 78,100 | 26,197 | West Asia |
| Pakistan | 164,792 | 464,711 | 2,789 | South Asia |
| Papua New Guinea | 8,809 | 14,930 | 2,302 | Southeast Asia |
| Philippines | 213,129 | 390,408 | 4,073 | Southeast Asia |
| Qatar | 126,518 | 149,995 | 88,232 | West Asia |
| Russia | 1,884,079 | 2,222,957 | 15,807 | North Asia |
| Saudi Arabia | 434,440 | 619,826 | 23,742 | West Asia |
| Singapore | 217,377 | 291,712 | 57,238 | Southeast Asia |
| Sri Lanka | 48,241 | 104,124 | 5,103 | South Asia |
| Syria | 59,633 | 105,324 | 5,108 | West Asia |
| Taiwan | 426,984 | 810,487 | 34,743 | East Asia |
| Tajikistan | 5,578 | 14,529 | 1,907 | Central Asia |
| Thailand | 312,605 | 584,768 | 8,643 | Southeast Asia |
| Turkey | 729,051 | 960,511 | 13,392 | West Asia |
| Turkmenistan | 27,960 | 35,883 | 6,597 | Central Asia |
| United Arab Emirates | 239,650 | 186,908 | 36,973 | West Asia |
| Uzbekistan | 37,724 | 85,363 | 3,022 | Central Asia |
| Vietnam | 101,987 | 275,639 | 2,793 | Southeast Asia |
| Yemen | 30,023 | 63,329 | 2,595 | West Asia |
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