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ASEAN Countries by Nominal GDP
listGDP 2025 USD bn
Indonesia1429.743
Singapore564.774
Thailand546.224
Philippines497.495
Vietnam490.970
Malaysia444.984
Myanmar64.944
Cambodia49.799

GDP Rankings PPP (current international dollar bn)

listPPP GDP 2025 (current int. dollar bn)
Indonesia5009.483
Thailand1851.258
Vietnam1786.203
Philippines1479.381
Malaysia1471.655
Singapore952.644
Myanmar326.894
Cambodia150.047

GDP Rankings (PPP) share of world total Percent

listPPP GDP 2025 Share in World Total Pct
Indonesia2.421
Thailand0.895
Vietnam0.863
Philippines0.715
Malaysia0.711
Singapore0.460
Myanmar0.158
Cambodia0.073

GDP Rankings per capita nominal USD

listGDP Per Capita USD
Singapore92932.142
Malaysia13144.983
Thailand7766.698
Indonesia5026.539
Vietnam4805.842
Philippines4349.735
Cambodia2869.650
Myanmar1176.908

GDP Rankings Average per capita PPP

listGDP Per Capita PPP (current int. dollar)
Singapore134337.525
Malaysia37256.000
Thailand22558.383
Indonesia15093.123
Vietnam14983.748
Philippines11084.835
Cambodia7409.841
Myanmar5076.703

Population Rankings

listCombined Population mln
Indonesia284.439
Philippines114.374
Vietnam102.161
Thailand70.329
Myanmar55.182
Malaysia33.852
Cambodia17.354
Singapore6.077

Debt vs. GDP Rankings (Avg)

listGeneral government gross debt Percent of GDP
Singapore174.940
Malaysia70.082
Thailand64.513
Myanmar62.600
Philippines58.142
Indonesia40.990
Vietnam33.566
Cambodia29.077

ASEAN

  • In Q1 2026, ASEAN continued its focus on deepening economic integration via the ASEAN Economic Community Blueprint 2025+ initiatives, targeting digital economy expansion and supply chain resilience amid global geopolitical tensions. Trade growth moderated due to global demand softness and tighter monetary policies in key partner economies. Key risks include external shocks from US-China trade relations and inflationary pressures that could dampen intra-ASEAN investment and exports, challenging the bloc’s growth targets for 2026.
  • ASEAN Economic Community Council Releases Q1 2026 Progress Report
  • ASEAN Secretariat on Trade Growth and Economic Integration, April 2026
  • World Bank: Southeast Asia Economic Update April 2026 - ASEAN Challenges
  • Reuters: ASEAN Faces Growth Headwinds Amid Global Turmoil, May 2026
  • IMF Staff Report on ASEAN Economic Outlook, March 2026
  • The latest ASEAN summit held in late April 2026 focused on reinforcing economic integration amid rising global fragmentation and geopolitical tensions. Key outcomes include enhanced supply chain cooperation and digital economy initiatives aimed at increasing resilience and intra-ASEAN trade. However, uncertainty remains over differing member responses to China-US strategic rivalry and implementation capacity gaps, which could constrain cohesive policy execution.
  • Joint Statement of the 43rd ASEAN Summit
  • ASEAN Leaders Endorse Regional Economic Blueprint 2026-2030
  • Financial Times: ASEAN Summit Highlights Supply Chain Resilience Push
  • Reuters: ASEAN Faces Divisions Amid US-China Rivalry at Latest Summit
  • As of early May 2026, ASEAN negotiations focus on advancing the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) enhancements and deliberations on tighter digital trade rules to boost intra-ASEAN e-commerce integration. The main driver is ASEAN’s push to streamline post-pandemic economic recovery and enhance regional supply chain resilience amidst growing global geopolitical tensions. However, disparities in member states’ economic readiness and political sensitivities over sovereignty present ongoing negotiation challenges, potentially slowing consensus on deeper cooperation.
  • ASEAN Ministers Advance RCEP Enhancements Amid Digital Trade Talks
  • Joint Statement on ASEAN Economic Community Post-Pandemic Recovery
  • Reuters: ASEAN Faces Divergent Views in Digital Economy Negotiations
  • Financial Times: Geopolitical Strains Put Pressure on ASEAN Trade Talks
  • As of early May 2026, ASEAN countries are deepening economic integration through the acceleration of the ASEAN Comprehensive Recovery Framework, propelled by robust intra-regional trade growth and investment inflows notably in technology and manufacturing sectors. The push for digital economies and sustainable infrastructure remains a key driver amidst global geopolitical tensions and potential US-China decoupling impacting supply chains. However, disparities in member country readiness and external inflationary pressures pose risks to achieving uniform growth across the bloc.
  • ASEAN Economic Outlook Q1 2026
    • Singapore
    		Brunei
    		Malaysia
    		Thailand
    Indonesia
    		Vietnam
    		Philippines
    		Laos
    Cambodia
    		Myanmar

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    GDP Growth Rankings %

    list2025 GDP Growth
    Philippines5.476
    Vietnam5.152
    Indonesia4.653
    Malaysia4.100
    Cambodia4.005
    Singapore2.012
    Myanmar1.904
    Thailand1.800

    Investment to GDP

    listInvestment levels to GDP
    Cambodia32.511
    Myanmar31.366
    Indonesia31.181
    Vietnam30.044
    Philippines22.638
    Singapore22.147
    Malaysia21.882
    Thailand17.955

    Budget Balance/GDP

    listBudget Balance/GDP
    Singapore0.573
    Cambodia
    Myanmar
    Vietnam
    Thailand-1.185
    Indonesia-2.499
    Malaysia-3.459
    Philippines-3.758

    Average Current Account Balance/GDP

    listCurrent Account Balance/GDP
    Singapore17.150
    Vietnam3.200
    Cambodia2.261
    Malaysia1.643
    Thailand1.179
    Indonesia-1.485
    Myanmar-2.400
    Philippines-3.424