Niger GNP 1962-2024

GNI (formerly GNP) is the sum of value added by all resident producers plus any product taxes (less subsidies) not included in the valuation of output plus net receipts of primary income (compensation of employees and property income) from abroad. Data are in current U.S. dollars. GNI, calculated in national currency, is usually converted to U.S. dollars at official exchange rates for comparisons across economies, although an alternative rate is used when the official exchange rate is judged to diverge by an exceptionally large margin from the rate actually applied in international transactions. To smooth fluctuations in prices and exchange rates, a special Atlas method of conversion is used by the World Bank. This applies a conversion factor that averages the exchange rate for a given year and the two preceding years, adjusted for differences in rates of inflation between the country, and through 2000, the G-5 countries (France, Germany, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States). From 2001, these countries include the Euro area, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
  • Niger gnp for 2023 was $16.30B, a 7.81% increase from 2022.
  • Niger gnp for 2022 was $15.12B, a 2.07% increase from 2021.
  • Niger gnp for 2021 was $14.81B, a 11.41% increase from 2020.
  • Niger gnp for 2020 was $13.30B, a 4.28% decline from 2019.
Data Source: World Bank

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Country Name Billions of US $
Ethiopia $142.61B
Tanzania $79.29B
Democratic Republic of Congo $67.08B
Uganda $47.40B
Nepal $42.33B
Senegal $29.42B
Zimbabwe $29.08B
Haiti $20.43B
Mali $20.06B
Benin $19.70B
Burkina Faso $19.70B
Guinea $19.27B
Mozambique $17.88B
Niger $16.30B
Madagascar $15.93B
Tajikistan $14.58B
Rwanda $13.85B
Malawi $13.40B
Chad $13.00B
Somalia $11.14B
Togo $9.32B
Sierra Leone $4.92B
Liberia $3.95B
Burundi $3.03B
Central African Republic $2.71B
Gambia $2.31B
Guinea-Bissau $1.94B
Comoros $1.36B
Niger GNP - Historical Data
Year GNP Per Capita Growth Rate
2023 $16.30B $600 %
2022 $15.12B $580 %
2021 $14.81B $590 %
2020 $13.30B $550 %
2019 $13.89B $590 6.08%
2018 $12.86B $570 8.02%
2017 $11.17B $510 5.44%
2016 $10.96B $520 4.05%
2015 $11.12B $550 4.81%
2014 $11.30B $580 7.20%
2013 $10.63B $570 5.87%
2012 $9.77B $540 7.54%
2011 $8.96B $520 3.17%
2010 $8.51B $510 8.57%
2009 $7.60B $470 2.01%
2008 $6.74B $440 7.30%
2007 $5.59B $380 2.79%
2006 $5.06B $350 5.85%
2005 $4.55B $330 7.38%
2004 $3.72B $280 1.70%
2003 $3.12B $240 1.85%
2002 $2.72B $220 5.35%
2001 $2.61B $220 7.74%
2000 $2.54B $220 -0.99%
1999 $2.62B $230 0.10%
1998 $2.66B $240 11.38%
1997 $2.44B $230 1.72%
1996 $2.35B $230 1.48%
1995 $2.51B $260 2.84%
1994 $2.75B $290 1.57%
1993 $3.42B $370 0.38%
1992 $3.63B $410 1.98%
1991 $3.00B $350 -0.41%
1990 $2.70B $320 %
1989 $2.50B $310 %
1988 $2.46B $310 %
1987 $1.99B $260 %
1986 $1.75B $240 %
1985 $1.49B $210 %
1984 $1.44B $210 %
1983 $1.88B $280 %
1982 $2.25B $340 %
1981 $2.42B $380 %
1980 $2.44B $390 %
1979 $2.03B $340 %
1978 $1.60B $280 %
1977 $1.28B $230 %
1976 $1.15B $210 %
1975 $1.19B $220 %
1974 $1.05B $200 %
1973 $0.77B $150 %
1972 $0.73B $150 %
1971 $0.72B $150 %
1970 $0.67B $140 %
1969 $0.65B $140 %
1968 $0.70B $160 %
1967 $0.69B $160 %
1966 $0.68B $160 %
1965 $0.65B $160 %
1964 $0.59B $150 %
1963 $0.59B $150 %
1962 $0.54B $150 %