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Italy GDP by year, 1960 to 2025

Italy's GDP is a record $2.55 trillion in 2025, but it ranks 9th, down from 6th in 1980, just $10 billion behind Russia.

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What the data shows

  • Italy: $0.04T in 1960, $2.55T in 2025 (61× higher).
  • France: $0.06T in 1960, $3.37T in 2025 (54× higher).
  • Russia: $0.56T in 1988, $2.56T in 2025 (4.6× higher). Its low point was $0.20T in 1999.
  • Canada: $0.04T in 1960, $2.32T in 2025 (57× higher).

About this chart

Italy was the world's 6th-largest economy in 1980, 7th in 2000 and 9th in 2025. GDP reached a record $2.55 trillion in 2025, up from $2.14 trillion in 2010, but other economies grew faster. Its worst years in the data were 1993, when GDP fell 19 percent from $1.32 trillion to $1.07 trillion, and 2015, with a 15 percent fall from $2.17 trillion to $1.85 trillion.

Italy finishes the race within about $10 billion of Russia ($2.56 trillion) and well behind France ($3.37 trillion). Canada ($2.32 trillion) is behind Italy after Italy passed it in 2023. The Russia contest has flipped repeatedly: Italy led in 2014, trailed from 2022, led again in 2023 and fell behind in 2025. Figures are nominal current US dollars, not adjusted for inflation or purchasing power.

The data

Source: World Bank, World Development Indicators (NY.GDP.MKTP.CD), GDP in current US$, trillions. Retrieved November 4, 2026.

Italy's GDP, GDP in current US$ trillions, 1960 to 2025, 1960–2025
Date🇮🇹 Italy🇫🇷 France🇷🇺 Russia🇨🇦 Canada
1960$0.04T$0.06T$0.04T
1961$0.05T$0.07T$0.04T
1962$0.05T$0.08T$0.04T
1963$0.06T$0.08T$0.05T
1964$0.07T$0.09T$0.05T
1965$0.07T$0.10T$0.06T
1966$0.08T$0.11T$0.06T
1967$0.08T$0.12T$0.07T
1968$0.09T$0.13T$0.07T
1969$0.10T$0.14T$0.08T
1970$0.11T$0.15T$0.09T
1971$0.13T$0.17T$0.10T
1972$0.15T$0.20T$0.11T
1973$0.18T$0.26T$0.13T
1974$0.20T$0.28T$0.16T
1975$0.23T$0.36T$0.17T
1976$0.23T$0.37T$0.21T
1977$0.26T$0.41T$0.21T
1978$0.32T$0.50T$0.22T
1979$0.40T$0.61T$0.24T
1980$0.48T$0.70T$0.28T
1981$0.43T$0.61T$0.31T
1982$0.43T$0.58T$0.32T
1983$0.44T$0.55T$0.34T
1984$0.44T$0.53T$0.36T
1985$0.45T$0.55T$0.37T
1986$0.64T$0.77T$0.38T
1987$0.81T$0.93T$0.43T
1988$0.89T$1.01T$0.56T$0.51T
1989$0.93T$1.02T$0.51T$0.57T
1990$1.18T$1.26T$0.52T$0.60T
1991$1.25T$1.26T$0.52T$0.61T
1992$1.32T$1.39T$0.46T$0.59T
1993$1.07T$1.31T$0.44T$0.58T
1994$1.10T$1.39T$0.40T$0.58T
1995$1.18T$1.60T$0.40T$0.61T
1996$1.32T$1.60T$0.39T$0.63T
1997$1.25T$1.45T$0.41T$0.66T
1998$1.27T$1.50T$0.27T$0.63T
1999$1.26T$1.49T$0.20T$0.68T
2000$1.15T$1.36T$0.26T$0.75T
2001$1.17T$1.37T$0.31T$0.74T
2002$1.28T$1.49T$0.35T$0.76T
2003$1.58T$1.84T$0.43T$0.90T
2004$1.81T$2.11T$0.59T$1.03T
2005$1.87T$2.19T$0.76T$1.17T
2006$1.96T$2.32T$0.99T$1.32T
2007$2.22T$2.66T$1.30T$1.47T
2008$2.42T$2.93T$1.66T$1.55T
2009$2.21T$2.70T$1.22T$1.38T
2010$2.15T$2.65T$1.53T$1.62T
2011$2.31T$2.87T$2.05T$1.79T
2012$2.10T$2.68T$2.21T$1.83T
2013$2.15T$2.82T$2.29T$1.85T
2014$2.17T$2.86T$2.06T$1.81T
2015$1.85T$2.44T$1.36T$1.56T
2016$1.89T$2.47T$1.28T$1.53T
2017$1.97T$2.59T$1.57T$1.65T
2018$2.10T$2.78T$1.66T$1.73T
2019$2.02T$2.72T$1.69T$1.74T
2020$1.91T$2.65T$1.49T$1.66T
2021$2.18T$2.97T$1.83T$2.02T
2022$2.10T$2.80T$2.29T$2.20T
2023$2.32T$3.06T$2.05T$2.20T
2024$2.38T$3.16T$2.19T$2.27T
2025$2.55T$3.37T$2.56T$2.32T

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Frequently asked questions

What is Italy's GDP?

Italy's GDP was about $2.55 trillion in 2025, according to the World Bank, in current US dollars. That ranks 9th in the world and is the highest value in the series.

How has Italy's world GDP rank changed?

Italy ranked 6th in 1980, 7th in 2000 and 9th in 2025. Its GDP still grew, from $478 billion in 1980 to $2.55 trillion, but other countries grew faster.

Which economies are closest to Italy's in size?

In 2025 the nearest were France at $3.37 trillion, Russia at $2.56 trillion and Canada at $2.32 trillion. Italy sat between Russia and Canada, about $10 billion below Russia.

Where does this data come from?

World Bank, World Development Indicators (NY.GDP.MKTP.CD), GDP in current US$, trillions. Retrieved November 4, 2026. You can download the full table as a CSV from this page.

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