List of sovereign states by current account balance
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This is a list of countries by current account balance.
CIA World Factbook dataEdit
Top 20 economies with the largest surplusEdit
This is a list of the 20 countries and territories with the largest surplus in current account balance (CAB), based on data from 2019 est. as listed in the CIA World Factbook.[1]
Economy | CAB (million US$) |
Year |
---|---|---|
Germany | 280,238 | 2019 EST. |
Japan | 185,644 | 2019 EST. |
China | 141,335 | 2019 EST. |
Netherlands | 90,207 | 2019 EST. |
Switzerland | 79,937 | 2019 EST. |
Russia | 65,311 | 2019 EST. |
Taiwan | 65,173 | 2019 EST. |
Singapore | 63,109 | 2019 EST. |
South Korea | 59,971 | 2019 EST. |
Italy | 59,517 | 2019 EST. |
Thailand | 37,033 | 2019 EST. |
Denmark | 30,935 | 2019 EST. |
Spain | 29,603 | 2019 EST. |
United Arab Emirates | 26,470 | 2017 EST. |
Hong Kong | 22,469 | 2019 EST. |
Sweden | 22,339 | 2019 EST. |
Israel | 20,642 | 2020 EST. |
Macau | 16,750 | 2017 EST. |
Norway | 16,656 | 2019 EST. |
Saudi Arabia | 15,230 | 2017 EST. |
Top 20 countries with the largest deficitEdit
By CABEdit
This is a list of the 20 countries and territories with the largest deficit in current account balance (CAB), based on data from 2019 est. as listed in the CIA World Factbook.[1]
Country | CAB (million US$) |
Year |
---|---|---|
United States | -480,225 | 2019 EST. |
United Kingdom | -121,921 | 2019 EST. |
Kenya | -57,594 | 2019 EST. |
Brazil | -50,927 | 2019 EST. |
Ireland | -44,954 | 2019 EST. |
Canada | -35,425 | 2019 EST. |
Indonesia | -30,359 | 2019 EST. |
India | -29,748 | 2019 EST. |
Algeria | -22,100 | 2017 EST. |
France | -18,102 | 2019 EST. |
Colombia | -13,748 | 2019 EST. |
Lebanon | -12,370 | 2017 EST. |
Romania | -11,389 | 2019 EST. |
Chile | -10,933 | 2019 EST. |
Oman | -10,760 | 2017 EST. |
South Africa | -10,626 | 2019 EST. |
Egypt | -8,915 | 2019 EST. |
Kazakhstan | -7,206 | 2019 EST. |
Pakistan | -7,143 | 2019 EST. |
New Zealand | -6,962 | 2019 EST. |
By GDPEdit
This is a list of the 20 countries and territories with the largest deficit in gross domestic product (GDP), based on data from 2017 est. as listed in the CIA World Factbook.[2]
Country | Deficit (as % of GDP) | Year |
---|---|---|
Timor-Leste | -75.7 | 2017 EST. |
Kiribati | -64.1 | 2017 EST. |
Venezuela | -46.1 | 2017 EST. |
Libya | -25.1 | 2017 EST. |
Brunei | -17.3 | 2017 EST. |
Afghanistan | -15.1 | 2017 EST. |
Oman | -13.8 | 2017 EST. |
Niue | -12.6 | 2017 EST. |
Cuba | -10.8 | 2017 EST. |
Sudan | -10.6 | 2017 EST. |
Bahrain | -10.1 | 2017 EST. |
Maldives | -10.1 | 2017 EST. |
Kuwait | -10 | 2017 EST. |
Eritrea | -9.8 | 2017 EST. |
Algeria | -9.6 | 2017 EST. |
Zimbabwe | -9.6 | 2017 EST. |
Nauru | -9.2 | 2017 EST. |
Djibouti | -9 | 2017 EST. |
Saudi Arabia | -8.9 | 2017 EST. |
Syria | -8.7 | 2017 EST. |
Eurostat dataEdit
This table shows the account balance of both the Euro Area and the European Union as a whole, according to data from Eurostat (in EUR).[3]
Country | CAB (million Euros) |
Year |
---|---|---|
Eurozone | 386,567 | 2017 |
European Union | 201,910 | 2017 |
See alsoEdit
ReferencesEdit
- ^ a b "The World Factbook — Central Intelligence Agency". www.cia.gov.
- ^ "Budget surplus (+) or deficit (-) - The World Factbook". www.cia.gov. Retrieved 2021-11-29.
- ^ "Eurostat - Tables, Graphs and Maps Interface (TGM) table". ec.europa.eu.