All⚖️ Largest Current-Account Surpluses
Current-account balance as a share of GDP. Negative values are deficits.
1
🇲🇴Macau
39.6%
2
🇰🇼Kuwait
22.7%
3
🇦🇩Andorra
19.5%
4
🇧🇳Brunei
18.0%
5
🇹🇯Tajikistan
17.1%
6
🇸🇬Singapore
16.7%
7
🇶🇦Qatar
14.8%
8
🇳🇴Norway
14.1%
9
🇩🇰Denmark
12.6%
10
🇭🇰Hong Kong
12.2%
11
🇱🇦Laos
11.1%
12
🇳🇵Nepal
10.7%
13
🇬🇭Ghana
8.2%
14
🇳🇱Netherlands
7.6%
15
🇼🇸Samoa
6.9%
16
🇸🇪Sweden
6.8%
17
🇰🇷South Korea
6.6%
18
🇻🇳Vietnam
6.4%
19
🇮🇪Ireland
6.3%
20
🇨🇭Switzerland
6.2%
21
🇪🇨Ecuador
5.9%
22
🇧🇭Bahrain
5.8%
23
🇹🇹Trinidad and Tobago
5.0%
24
🇯🇵Japan
4.9%
25
🇳🇬Nigeria
4.8%
26
🇬🇹Guatemala
4.7%
27
🇦🇿Azerbaijan
4.6%
28
🇩🇪Germany
4.4%
29
🇨🇳China
3.8%
30
🇵🇪Peru
3.6%
31
🇨🇻Cape Verde
3.6%
32
🇸🇮Slovenia
3.6%
33
🇹🇭Thailand
3.0%
34
🇪🇸Spain
2.9%
35
🇧🇼Botswana
2.9%
36
🇭🇳Honduras
2.5%
37
🇸🇿Eswatini
2.4%
38
🇮🇱Israel
2.0%
39
🇮🇶Iraq
1.9%
40
🇦🇹Austria
1.8%
41
🇭🇺Hungary
1.7%
42
🇲🇾Malaysia
1.6%
43
🇫🇮Finland
1.6%
44
🇱🇰Sri Lanka
1.6%
45
🇷🇺Russia
1.5%
46
🇯🇲Jamaica
1.5%
47
🇵🇹Portugal
1.2%
48
🇮🇹Italy
1.1%
49
🇱🇹Lithuania
0.9%
50
🇨🇿Czechia
0.6%
Highlights
As of 2025, Macau ranks first with 39.6%, followed by Kuwait (22.7%) and Andorra (19.5%).
Macau is 1.7 times higher than Kuwait, the runner-up.
Across 135 countries and territories, values run from 39.6% (Macau) to -55.3% (Suriname), with a median of -0.7%.
By region, the top 10 is made up of 7 from Asia and 3 from Europe.
Source: World Bank Open Data — Current account balance (% of GDP), 2025. Unit: % of GDP.
Source: World Bank Open Data — Current account balance (% of GDP) · CC BY 4.0 · fetched Oct 15, 2026