Guatemalas GDP (PPP) is estimated at $192.4 billion in 2025. Guatemalas economy depends on agriculture (coffee, bananas), remittances, and manufacturing. The PPP adjustment significantly boosts GDP due to a low cost of living. Inequality, poverty, and weak governance hinder growth, while trade ties with the U.S. support exports. Infrastructure and education investments aim to boost competitiveness, but corruption and crime pose risks. Guatemala focuses on diversifying exports and improving security, though political stability is critical for sustained economic progress.
World Bank purchasing power parity GDP economic data as of July 2025.