Based on the most recent projections and data available for early May 2025, here are the Top 15 Largest Economies in Asia by nominal GDP (in current U.S. dollars):<br /><br />Rank Country Estimated GDP (USD Trillion)<br />1 China $19.23 - $19.53<br />2 Japan $4.19 - $4.39<br />3 India $4.19 - $4.27<br />4 South Korea $1.76 - $1.95<br />5 Indonesia $1.43 - $1.49<br />6 Türkiye $1.30 - $1.46<br />7 Saudi Arabia $1.08 - $1.11<br />8 Taiwan ~$803 Billion<br />9 Thailand ~$549 Billion<br />10 Israel ~$531 Billion<br />11 United Arab Emirates ~$528 Billion<br />12 Singapore ~$525 Billion<br />13 Philippines ~$472 - $508 Billion<br />14 Vietnam ~$466 - $506 Billion<br />15 Bangladesh ~$451 Billion<br /><br />Ekspor ke Spreadsheet<br />Key Observations:<br /><br />China remains the dominant economic power in Asia by a significant margin.<br />Japan and India are in close contention for the second and third largest economies. Some projections suggest India may slightly edge past Japan in 2025.<br />South Korea and Indonesia follow as the next largest economies, showcasing the economic strength of East and Southeast Asia.<br />Türkiye and Saudi Arabia represent significant economies in Western Asia.<br />It's important to remember that these are based on various projections from organizations like the IMF and World Bank, and actual figures may vary slightly. Economic forecasts are subject to change based on global and regional factors
