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GDP (constant prices)

Gross domestic product in constant 2015 US dollars for the whole economy. Tracks real economic size adjusted for price changes and inflation.

681.6B USDPoland · 2025

World Bank Open DataPublished by source: 2026-10-08
GDP
Saved data version: retrieved 2026-10-17, ID 176d893cc224Warehouse version at build: v45
Data coverage
  • Poland: 1990–2025; observations: 36; missing years: 0

Missing years are counted between the first and last observations. A missing value is not zero.

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36 rows for Poland

Time range:
150B300B450B600B750B19902000201020202025681.6B
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Poland

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Poland

194.8B→681.6B

Total change
+249.9 %
Annual growth (CAGR)
+3.6 %
Period
1990–2025

Poland: 194.8B (1990) → 681.6B (2025). Change of +249.9 % over 35 years. Compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of +3.6 % per year.

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GDP (constant prices) — Poland
YearCountryValue
2025Poland681,596,153,335.986 USD
2024Poland658,084,600,079.586 USD
2023Poland638,740,867,489.057 USD
2022Poland637,150,470,884.733 USD
2021Poland605,337,233,054.782 USD
2020Poland566,120,997,479.772 USD
2019Poland577,884,228,677.544 USD
2018Poland552,573,816,155.989 USD
2017Poland520,089,746,650.75 USD
2016Poland494,605,411,858.337 USD
2015Poland480,054,118,583.367 USD
2014Poland459,682,079,851.439 USD
2013Poland442,340,098,156.254 USD
2012Poland439,333,996,551.267 USD
2011Poland432,791,139,408.41 USD
2010Poland411,181,642,127.603 USD
2009Poland398,551,823,849.317 USD
2008Poland388,394,800,371.402 USD
2007Poland372,083,512,402.176 USD
2006Poland348,521,872,927.444 USD
Source
World Bank Open Data
Licence
CC BY 4.0
Published by source
2026-10-08
Retrieved
2026-10-17
Indicator code in source
NY.GDP.MKTP.KD
Unit of measure
current US$
Data version
v45

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Longseries, “GDP (constant prices)”. World Bank Open Data (NY.GDP.MKTP.KD), 1960–2025, Brazil, China, Czechia, Germany, Spain, France, United Kingdom, India, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Poland, Sweden, United States. Retrieved 2026-10-17. CC BY 4.0. Data version v45. Data SHA-256: 176d893cc224e6f753a13229ce0abc361fb20fa6650e8d1e44870869ebb82ede. https://longseries.com/en/d/gdp-constant/

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Extremes among countries with the same observation year: for 2025: highest — United States; lowest — Czechia

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14 places — sorted by value, highest first
Country
Highest value in the comparable yearUnited States202523,222,782,186,839.4 USD23.2T USD
China202519,401,316,126,585.1 USD19.4T USD
Japan20254,764,341,438,831.9 USD4.8T USD
India20253,693,970,992,045.56 USD3.7T USD
Germany20253,685,858,188,650.63 USD3.7T USD
United Kingdom20253,364,704,178,220.16 USD3.4T USD
France20252,743,239,233,772.68 USD2.7T USD
Brazil20252,074,494,382,804.15 USD2.1T USD
Remaining locations (6)

About this series

Total gross domestic product in constant 2015 US dollars. Measures real volume of goods and services produced in the economy without inflation distortion.

Indicator definition

Gross domestic product in constant 2015 US dollars for the whole economy. World Bank NY.GDP.MKTP.KD. Global series extend back to 1960, while Poland's official SNA series starts in 1990 after replacing the socialist Net Material Product (MPS) system (no artificial backward imputation applied). Compare with nominal GDP, real GDP per capita GDP per capita (constant prices), and annual rate GDP growth.

How to read the data

In constant 2015 prices Poland's GDP expanded from ~$195 billion in 1990 to about $680 billion in 2025, roughly 3.5-fold real economic growth. The difference from nominal GDP shows cumulative price level effects.

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