What we count
The monetary value of final goods and services produced by the world economy in current US dollars.
How much of the latest published world GDP corresponds to the part of this year already elapsed.
The monetary value of final goods and services produced by the world economy in current US dollars.
The monetary value of final goods and services produced by the world economy in current US dollars.
The source compiles the global value from standardised national accounts and cross-border trade statistics.
GDP is not money held in an account or a measure of wellbeing; current-dollar values are also affected by prices and exchange rates.
The calculation uses the latest published annual value from World Bank — GDP (current US$) for 2025 (current US dollars).
How the value is used: The running number shows the share corresponding to time since the start of the year.
We distribute the published annual value evenly across the elapsed share of the calendar year.
V(t) = Vyear × elapsed share of the yearAnnual reference value118,350,166,039,3962025 (current US dollars) · USD
Average per day324,031,748,878even time-based calculation
Calculation interval0.1 sContinuously calculated
World Bank — GDP (current US$) reports the latest published figure used on this page for 2025 (current US dollars).
We distribute the published annual value evenly across the elapsed share of the calendar year.
The result is recalculated on screen every 0.1 seconds.
The source value comes from World Bank — GDP (current US$) and refers to 2025 (current US dollars). It is the latest figure published by this source. The source compiles the global value from standardised national accounts and cross-border trade statistics.