List of Asian countries by GDP (nominal)

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This is a list of Asian and Pacific countries sorted by their nominal gross domestic product (GDP) at market or government official exchange rates. Russia is considered European by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) despite having much of its territory in Asia, though Caucasian nations are considered Asian.

The data here is an estimation for the year 2006 produced by the IMF in April 2007, and estimated data produced in October 2007 for 2007. Despite rapid economic growth in much of the Asian and Pacific region, the world share only grew very little from 2005 to 2007 due to a sharp rise in European currencies. For 2006 to 2007, Asia's share of the world economy only grew from 27.43% to 27.56%, with Asia growing at North America's expense. 2007 figures are estimated (pre-preliminary) from October 2007, IMF, per List of countries by future GDP estimates (nominal)

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06 Rank	07 Rank	World 06 Rank	Country	2006 GDP (nominal) millions of US dollars	2007 Pre-Preliminary GDP (nominal)^N1 millions of US dollars
—	—	—	World	48,144,466	53,352,250
—	—	—	Asia	13,206,066	14,704,653
—	—	—	East Asia	8,433,888	9,125,948
1	1	2	Japan	4,367,459	4,345,948
2	2	4	China	2,630,113	3,248,520
—	—	—	West Asia	1,612,091	1,857,568
—	—	—	South Asia	1,116,850	1,345,800
—	—	—	Southeast Asia	1,063,393	1,218,117
3	3	12	South Korea	888,267	949,700
4	4	13	India	886,867	1,089,940
—	—	—	Oceania	859,040	1,014,120
5	5	15	Australia^N2	755,660	889,680
6	6	17	Turkey	401,763	482,020
7	7	21	Indonesia	364,239	410,317
8	8	22	Republic of China (Taiwan)	355,708	375,640
9	9	23	Saudi Arabia	348,604	374,450
10	10	32	Iran	212,492	278,138
11	11	34	Thailand	206,258	225,810
12	12	36	Hong Kong	189,538	202,960
13	13	38	United Arab Emirates	168,263	189,640
14	14	39	Malaysia	150,923	164,970
15	15	42	Israel	140,195	154,280
16	16	44	Singapore	132,155	153,480
17	17	45	Pakistan	128,996	143,760
18	18	47	Philippines	123,931	141,050
—	—	—	Central Asia	120,804	143,100
20	20	54	New Zealand	103,380	124,440
21	21	55	Kuwait	96,132	103,360
22	22	57	Kazakhstan	77,237	91,610
23	23	59	Bangladesh	65,216	71,440
24	24	60	Vietnam	60,995	68,300
25	25	61	Qatar	52,722	57,290
26	26	70	Oman	35,992	38,350
27	27	74	Syria	31,505	34,970
28	28	78	Sri Lanka	26,794	30,880
29	29	80	Lebanon	22,622	23,650
30	30	81	Turkmenistan	21,846	26,220
31	31	84	Azerbaijan	19,817	28,700
32	32	87	Yemen	18,700	21,660
33	33	90	Cyprus	18,235	19,950
34	34	95	Uzbekistan	16,088	18,840
35	35	96	Bahrain	16,065	17,510
36	36	97	Jordan	14,318	16,040
37	37	99	Myanmar	13,002	13,710
38	38	102	Brunei	11,438	12,030
39	39	117	Afghanistan	8,256	9,890
40	40	117	Nepal	7,994	8,620
41	41	121	Cambodia	7,096	7,960
42	42	123	Armenia	6,410	7,670
43	43	144	Kyrgyzstan	2,822	3,290
44	44	145	Tajikistan	2,811	3,140
45	45	146	Mongolia	2,803	3,180
46	46	160	Bhutan	983	1,160
47	47	175	Timor-Leste	356	490

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^ The inclusion of Australia in the list is due to the fact this list indicates "Asian and Asian Pacific countries". Australia, although a continent in its own right, is considered part of the Asia-Pacific region due to its close ties with the Asian economy, which makes up more than 50% of the country's trade, and this can only increase with the emergence of Asian economies. Australia is also part of APEC (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation).
^ 2007 figures are pre-estimates only, and not even preliminary.

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