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Togos PPP GDP was $21.9 billion in 2023. Agriculture (cotton, coffee) and port activities drive the economy, with GDP per capita (PPP) at $2,500. Political stability supports growth, but poverty and weak infrastructure pose challenges. Regional trade is a focus.
St. Kitts and Nevis GDP (PPP) is projected at $1.8 billion in 2025. St. Kitts and Nevis economy thrives on tourism and citizenship-by-investment programs, with agriculture (sugar) declining. The PPP adjustment moderates GDP due to a high cost of living. View diagram St. Kitts and Nevis GDP Purchasing Power Parity
Ukraine's economy is diverse, with GDP contributions from agriculture, heavy industry, IT services, and energy. Known as the “breadbasket of Europe,” it is a leading global exporter of grains and sunflower oil. Metallurgy, chemicals, and machinery production also play key View diagram Ukraine GDP
This diagram presents Honduras Inflation. Inflation data is sourced from World Bank. Based on the latest available information for Honduras. Inflation in Honduras is influenced by rising fuel prices, currency pressures, and reliance on imports for food and essential goods.
North Macedonias PPP GDP was $44.1 billion in 2023. Manufacturing, agriculture, and services drive growth, with GDP per capita (PPP) at $21,400. EU integration efforts support trade, but political instability and corruption pose challenges. Infrastructure investment is key for progress.[](https://data.opendatasoft.com/explore/dataset/gdp-ppp-the-world-bank%40kapsarc/)
Here is another exciting list of the top 100 countries in 2025 with biggest economies listed by the size of the nominal GDP. Also, included in the table are purchasing power power GDP and projected real economy growth rate. Rank View diagram Top 100 World Economies
Here is an exciting list of the top world economies in 2025 with each country listed by rating showing the size of the economy (nominal Gross Domestic Product), purchasing power parity GDP (GDP PPP) and projected 2025 real growth rate: View diagram Top Economies
Burkina Faso's $20 billion economy, growing 5.0% in 2025, depends on gold, cotton, and livestock, with per capita GDP at $900. Gold exports lead, but food imports highlight needs for its 22 million people. Poverty (40%) and insecurity challenge stability. View diagram Burkina Faso GDP
Trinidad and Tobago's economy is energy-based, with natural gas and oil exports via LNG. Petrochemicals like ammonia dominate. Tourism, especially Carnival, boosts services. Agriculture is minor, focusing on cocoa and citrus. Port of Spain's finance sector grows. Diversification efforts include View diagram Trinidad and Tobago Economy
Vanuatu's economy is tourism-led, with islands attracting visitors for beaches, diving, and volcanoes. Agriculture, including copra, cocoa, and beef, supports exports. Fisheries and offshore finance contribute. Vulnerability to cyclones and earthquakes disrupts growth. Subsistence farming employs most ni-Vanuatu. Efforts to View diagram Vanuatu Economy