Ireland: published figures with a selectable comparison of economies.
850.57 billion international $
+90.95 billion international $ (+12.0%)
As of 2025 | current international $
Latest
850.57 billion international $ 2025
Previous year
759.62 billion international $ 2024
Min
48.29 billion international $ 1990
Max
850.57 billion international $ 2025
current international $
Taiwan and Liechtenstein are unavailable in the PPP GDP and PPP-per-capita series until a suitable source with verified commercial-reuse permission is available. Missing observations are not zero. DGBAS dataset 44218 does not supply a PPP replacement.
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GDP at purchasing-power parity compares production using comparable price levels. It is expressed in current international dollars, a comparison unit rather than a spendable currency. Latest: 850.57 billion international $ in 2025.
PPP compares output at comparable price levels rather than market exchange rates. Current international dollars are a comparison unit, not a spendable currency. From 1990 to 2025 (36 years): latest 850.57 billion international $ (2025), previous year 759.62 billion international $ (2024); low 48.29 billion international $ (1990), high 850.57 billion international $ (2025).
PPP compares output at comparable price levels rather than market exchange rates. Current international dollars are a comparison unit, not a spendable currency.
World Bank: NY.GDP.MKTP.PP.CD
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