List of Countries By Current Account Balance As A Percentage of GDP - List of Countries By Current Account Balance As A Percentage of GDP

List of Countries By Current Account Balance As A Percentage of GDP

The IMF data are estimates updated for the April 2013 report, derived from 2012 data. The World Factbook data is as of April 19, 2013.

IMF World Economic Outlook
Country Current account balance
(% of GDP)
Liberia -36.71%
Guinea -34.07%
Mongolia -31.34%
St. Vincent and the Grenadines -27.85%
São Tomé and Príncipe -26.62%
Maldives -26.46%
Mozambique -26.12%
Mauritania -25.81%
Zimbabwe -24.14%
Grenada -22.95%
Seychelles -21.96%
Laos -21.79%
Sierra Leone -20.83%
Kosovo -20.35%
St. Lucia -19.14%
Bhutan -18.66%
Jordan -18.07%
Papua New Guinea -17.70%
Niger -17.66%
Montenegro -17.65%
The Gambia -17.00%
Lebanon -16.05%
Nicaragua -15.83%
Tanzania -15.80%
Burundi -15.63%
Federated States of Micronesia -15.00%
Equatorial Guinea -14.70%
Lesotho -14.15%
The Bahamas -14.11%
St. Kitts and Nevis -13.55%
Dominica -13.45%
Djibouti -13.39%
Guyana -13.21%
Antigua and Barbuda -12.77%
Kyrgyzstan -12.70%
Ghana -12.64%
Democratic Republic of the Congo -12.38%
Georgia -12.01%
Jamaica -11.91%
Sudan -11.21%
Cape Verde -11.10%
Uganda -10.88%
Rwanda -10.88%
Serbia -10.85%
Armenia -10.58%
Albania -10.11%
Cambodia -10.05%
Mauritius -10.02%
Samoa -9.98%
Honduras -9.89%
Senegal -9.76%
Benin -9.75%
Bosnia and Herzegovina -9.67%
Morocco -9.60%
Moldova -9.40%
Kenya -9.06%
Panama -9.01%
Tuvalu -8.51%
Ukraine -8.18%
Tunisia -8.05%
Togo -7.87%
Madagascar -7.73%
Dominican Republic -7.19%
Fiji -6.78%
Kiribati -6.68%
Vanuatu -6.62%
Marshall Islands -6.32%
South Africa -6.26%
Central African Republic -6.22%
Guinea-Bissau -6.12%
Sri Lanka -6.00%
South Sudan -5.98%
Turkey -5.91%
Ethiopia -5.82%
Solomon Islands -5.78%
Barbados -5.67%
Comoros -5.39%
Costa Rica -5.27%
El Salvador -5.14%
India -5.11%
New Zealand -5.03%
Cyprus -4.89%
Iceland -4.88%
Burkina Faso -4.72%
Cameroon -4.39%
Myanmar -4.20%
Tonga -4.18%
Haiti -4.00%
Macedonia -3.87%
Romania -3.82%
Malawi -3.69%
Canada -3.68%
Australia -3.66%
Peru -3.59%
Poland -3.57%
Guatemala -3.55%
Chile -3.54%
United Kingdom -3.51%
Zambia -3.47%
Uruguay -3.43%
Mali -3.42%
Colombia -3.38%
Egypt -3.09%
United States -3.03%
Greece -2.88%
Belarus -2.88%
Indonesia -2.75%
Czech Republic -2.70%
Belize -2.56%
France -2.41%
Brazil -2.26%
Chad -2.09%
Pakistan -2.00%
Paraguay -1.97%
Tajikistan -1.92%
Côte d'Ivoire -1.82%
Finland -1.71%
Latvia -1.68%
Namibia -1.60%
Portugal -1.55%
Estonia -1.20%
Spain -1.07%
Lithuania -0.90%
Mexico -0.79%
Bulgaria -0.68%
Italy -0.53%
Belgium -0.49%
Ecuador -0.47%
Yemen -0.38%
Croatia -0.14%
Israel -0.08%
Argentina 0.07%
Malta 0.29%
Swaziland 0.29%
Bangladesh 0.37%
Thailand 0.75%
Japan 0.99%
Hungary 1.70%
Turkmenistan 1.72%
Austria 1.99%
Slovakia 2.28%
Slovenia 2.28%
Hong Kong 2.33%
Eritrea 2.34%
China 2.60%
Uzbekistan 2.68%
Philippines 2.87%
Venezuela 2.88%
Republic of the Congo 3.58%
South Korea 3.73%
Afghanistan 4.02%
Russia 4.02%
Kazakhstan 4.57%
Nepal 4.68%
Iran 4.88%
Botswana 4.92%
Ireland 4.95%
Denmark 5.25%
Algeria 5.90%
Luxembourg 6.00%
Malaysia 6.40%
Suriname 6.42%
Nigeria 6.60%
Iraq 7.01%
Germany 7.01%
Sweden 7.14%
Vietnam 7.44%
Bolivia 7.45%
United Arab Emirates 8.19%
Netherlands 8.35%
Angola 9.56%
Taiwan 10.45%
Trinidad and Tobago 12.15%
Gabon 12.65%
Switzerland 13.40%
Norway 14.20%
Bahrain 15.43%
Oman 15.63%
Singapore 18.60%
Azerbaijan 20.31%
Saudi Arabia 24.37%
Qatar 29.53%
Libya 35.86%
Kuwait 45.03%
Timor-Leste 45.86%
Brunei 48.48%
CIA World Factbook.
Country Current account balance
(% of GDP)
Kosovo -45.71%
Montenegro -44.74%
Maldives -39.04%
Liberia -33.25%
São Tomé and Príncipe -32.61%
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines -31.55%
Guinea -30.54%
Papua New Guinea -28.47%
Bhutan -25.71%
Sierra Leone -25.36%
Niger -24.83%
Dominica -23.62%
Mongolia -23.57%
Madagascar -23.10%
Chad -20.21%
Haiti -19.11%
Lebanon -18.79%
Seychelles -18.52%
Saint Kitts and Nevis -18.13%
Guinea-Bissau -17.13%
Antigua and Barbuda -17.04%
Mozambique -16.61%
The Gambia -16.54%
Mauritania -16.11%
Malawi -15.22%
Nicaragua -14.83%
Mali -14.80%
Saint Lucia -14.16%
Tanzania -14.10%
Cape Verde -13.89%
The Bahamas -13.81%
Lesotho -13.46%
Burundi -13.34%
Fiji -12.50%
Democratic Republic of the Congo -12.43%
Panama -12.04%
Mauritius -12.01%
Albania -11.70%
Guyana -11.65%
Togo -11.55%
Ghana -11.36%
Comoros -11.26%
Moldova -11.25%
Uganda -11.14%
Armenia -11.02%
Jordan -10.71%
Cambodia -10.58%
Georgia -10.56%
Serbia -10.47%
Tonga -10.11%
Jamaica -9.98%
Rwanda -9.46%
Kenya -9.44%
Senegal -9.30%
Honduras -9.14%
Kyrgyzstan -8.82%
Morocco -8.76%
Cyprus -8.74%
Eritrea -8.74%
Benin -8.29%
Central African Republic -8.28%
Bosnia and Herzegovina -8.23%
Ukraine -8.23%
Sri Lanka -8.00%
Tunisia -7.99%
Turkey -7.63%
Barbados -7.61%
Dominican Republic -7.19%
Ethiopia -7.04%
Sudan -6.93%
Greece -6.54%
Yemen -6.02%
Costa Rica -5.70%
South Africa -5.46%
Tajikistan -5.28%
Belarus -5.27%
Iceland -5.17%
Zambia -5.07%
Zimbabwe -4.83%
Burkina Faso -4.68%
Paraguay -4.48%
Cote d'Ivoire -4.45%
Romania -4.37%
El Salvador -4.31%
India -4.12%
New Zealand -4.08%
Guatemala -4.05%
Belize -3.91%
Poland -3.89%
Cameroon -3.86%
Chile -3.64%
Colombia -3.64%
Canada -3.39%
Egypt -3.30%
United States -3.11%
Macedonia -3.08%
Australia -3.05%
Portugal -2.85%
Brazil -2.69%
Malta -2.63%
Peru -2.42%
Lithuania -2.42%
Uruguay -2.39%
United Kingdom -2.37%
Indonesia -2.32%
France -2.28%
Pakistan -2.01%
Ecuador -1.89%
Czech Republic -1.86%
Latvia -1.70%
Burma -1.65%
Italy -1.53%
Iran -1.49%
Finland -1.46%
Spain -1.40%
Israel -1.04%
Belgium -1.01%
Croatia -0.97%
Mexico -0.95%
Bangladesh -0.79%
Thailand -0.72%
Vietnam -0.33%
Swaziland -0.10%
South Korea 0.27%
Argentina 0.30%
Djibouti 0.31%
Laos 0.33%
Namibia 0.41%
Nepal 0.48%
Slovakia 0.59%
Slovenia 0.66%
Luxembourg 0.89%
Bolivia 1.00%
Bulgaria 1.07%
Equatorial Guinea 1.41%
Japan 1.42%
Botswana 1.54%
Hungary 1.67%
Ireland 1.71%
China 1.73%
Austria 2.05%
Nigeria 2.26%
Estonia 2.32%
Hong Kong 2.45%
Philippines 3.86%
Russia 3.96%
Turkmenistan 4.47%
Denmark 6.02%
Kazakhstan 6.02%
Venezuela 6.09%
Germany 6.18%
Uzbekistan 6.80%
Sweden 7.22%
United Arab Emirates 7.39%
Malaysia 7.42%
Taiwan 8.62%
Republic of the Congo 9.29%
Algeria 9.66%
Netherlands 10.02%
Switzerland 10.56%
Bahrain 10.74%
Trinidad and Tobago 11.23%
Suriname 11.33%
Oman 12.78%
Angola 14.89%
Norway 15.23%
Iraq 15.80%
Azerbaijan 17.31%
Singapore 18.60%
Gabon 22.30%
Saudi Arabia 22.83%
Qatar 31.73%
Libya 39.15%
Kuwait 41.96%

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