Country rankings
These rankings answer the questions people search most: which countries are the richest by GDP (United States ($28.75T)), richest per capita, most populous, fastest-growing, and which have the longest life expectancy. Each table ranks every country with World Bank data, latest available year.
Source: World Bank Open Data. Data as of June 2026.
The world's largest economies ranked by nominal GDP (current US$), from World Bank data.
#1: United States ($28.75T) Richest countries by GDP per capitaCountries ranked by GDP per capita (current US$) — the standard measure of how rich a country is per person.
#1: Monaco ($288,001) Most populous countriesThe world's largest countries by population, ranked from most to least populous (World Bank).
#1: India (1,450,935,791) Fastest-growing economiesCountries with the highest annual GDP growth in their latest reported year (World Bank).
#1: Guyana (43.8%) Countries with the longest life expectancyCountries ranked by life expectancy at birth (years), highest first (World Bank).
#1: Monaco (86.5) Countries with the lowest inflationCountries ranked by consumer-price inflation in their latest reported year, lowest first (World Bank).
#1: Iraq (-12.3%) Countries with the highest inflationCountries ranked by consumer-price inflation in their latest reported year, highest first (World Bank).
#1: Venezuela, RB (254.9%) Countries with the most internet usersCountries ranked by the share of people using the internet (% of population), highest first (World Bank).
#1: Bahrain (100.0%)Want a single country? Browse all 217 country profiles, or run a head-to-head comparison. Data: World Bank Open Data (CC BY 4.0).
Last updated: 2026-06-20