GDP

Netherlands

Netherlands — GDP

NL desk: Netherlands first; euro area, Germany, Belgium, France, United Kingdom and United States alongside.

$1.33 trillion

+$118.83 billion (+9.8%)

As of 2025 | current US$

Latest
$1.33 trillion 2025
Previous year
$1.21 trillion 2024
Min
$13.28 billion 1960
Max
$1.33 trillion 2025
YearValue
2025$1.33 trillion
2024$1.21 trillion
2023$1.14 trillion
2022$1.05 trillion
2021$1.05 trillion
2020$932.56 billion
2019$928.90 billion
2018$929.73 billion
2017$848.23 billion
2016$797.16 billion
2015$775.74 billion
2014$901.56 billion
2013$883.95 billion
2012$845.69 billion
2011$913.14 billion
2010$852.46 billion
2009$878.95 billion
2008$957.90 billion
2007$853.50 billion
2006$737.59 billion
2005$688.13 billion
2004$661.22 billion
2003$582.44 billion
2002$475.53 billion
#CountryGDPChangeYear
1United States$30.77 trillion+$1.47 trillion (+5.0%)20253Euro area$18.01 trillion+$1.41 trillion (+8.5%)20254Germany$5.05 trillion+$365.33 billion (+7.8%)20256United Kingdom$4.00 trillion+$307.05 billion (+8.3%)20258France$3.37 trillion+$205.87 billion (+6.5%)202519Netherlands$1.33 trillion+$118.83 billion (+9.8%)2025
24Belgium$725.47 billion+$54.48 billion (+8.1%)2025

What GDP is

Gross domestic product at current US dollars is the market value of final goods and services produced in an economy in a year, converted at market exchange rates. World Bank indicator NY.GDP.MKTP.CD. Latest: $1.33 trillion in 2025.

A larger dollar GDP can reflect a stronger currency as well as more output. PPP series on this site are the better comparison of living-standard volume. From 1960 to 2025 (66 years): latest $1.33 trillion (2025), previous year $1.21 trillion (2024); low $13.28 billion (1960), high $1.33 trillion (2025).

Source: World Bank Open Data. Licence: CC BY 4.0 (terms).