GDP of Liechtenstein

According to the IMF World Economic Outlook (April 2026), Liechtenstein's nominal GDP in 2026 is projected to be around $9.44 billion, about $450 million more than the $8.99 billion recorded in 2025. Between 2020 and 2026, Liechtenstein's nominal GDP increased by about USD 3.03 billion, rising from USD 6.41 billion in 2020 to USD 9.44 billion in 2026—an increase equivalent to 32% of its 2026 size.

Liechtenstein currently accounts for approximately 0.0075% of global GDP. Its share of the world economy reached a peak of 0.0083% in 2014 before declining to its current level. The lowest share was recorded in 1970, at just 0.0030%.

In 2026, Liechtenstein ranks 154th out of 195 economies in terms of nominal GDP. Using aggregated data from the World Bank and the IMF, Liechtenstein ranked 157th among 207 economies in 2025, placing it in approximately the bottom 24% of economies. Between 2002 and 2025, its ranking remained relatively stable, ranging from 151st to 162nd when compared across more than 200 economies worldwide. World Bank GDP estimates have been available since 1970, when Liechtenstein’s GDP was USD 90 million.

In nominal terms, Liechtenstein is the fifth-smallest economy in Europe, ranking behind San Marino, the Faeroe Islands, Andorra, and the Isle of Man. It accounts for approximately 0.029% of Europe's total nominal GDP.

Based on purchasing power parity (PPP), Liechtenstein's GDP in 2026 is forecast at 8.13 billion international dollars, ranking 167th out of 195 economies in the world. Liechtenstein accounts for 0.0037% of the world's total GDP (PPP). Its GDP at purchasing power parity (PPP) is 0.86 times its nominal GDP.

Within Europe, Liechtenstein ranks as the third-smallest economy in terms of GDP (PPP), accounting for approximately 0.018% of Europe's total GDP at PPP.