Global: Nominal GDP (USD) - China

Macro

2026-07-02

Description

This indicator primarily measures the unadjusted market value of all final goods and services produced within China during a specific period. It serves as an important metric for assessing the size and health of the Chinese economy. A higher nominal GDP indicates a larger economic scale and higher productivity, whereas a lower nominal GDP suggests economic contraction.

Published by
World Bank (Choice)
Frequency
Yearly
Next Update
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China GDP

AI Data Insight

China's Q4 2025 nominal GDP reached USD 19.50 trillion, growing approximately 4.02% from the previous year's USD 18.74 trillion, successfully achieving the full-year real economic growth target of 5.0%. Although high-tech manufacturing and consumer spending became the main pillars of support, growth momentum slowed in the final quarter of the year. The market expects the official 2026 growth target to be lowered to a range of 4.5% to 5% to address weak domestic demand and geopolitical risks.

AI Data Insight

China's Q4 2025 nominal GDP reached USD 19.50 trillion, growing approximately 4.02% from the previous year's USD 18.74 trillion, successfully achieving the full-year real economic growth target of 5.0%. Although high-tech manufacturing and consumer spending became the main pillars of support, growth momentum slowed in the final quarter of the year. The market expects the official 2026 growth target to be lowered to a range of 4.5% to 5% to address weak domestic demand and geopolitical risks.

Description

This indicator primarily measures the unadjusted market value of all final goods and services produced within China during a specific period. It serves as an important metric for assessing the size and health of the Chinese economy. A higher nominal GDP indicates a larger economic scale and higher productivity, whereas a lower nominal GDP suggests economic contraction.

Published by
World Bank (Choice)
Frequency
Yearly
Next Update
Hashtags
China GDP