Americas Imports (% GDP) Ranking (2024)

In 2022, imports (% GDP) in the Americas was highest in U.S. Virgin Islands at 108.26%, followed by Curaçao at 92.02% and Aruba at 81.45%. The average imports (% GDP) across countries in the Americas was 42.22%, the median was 38.78%, and Argentina recorded the lowest imports (% GDP) at 12.83%, according to the World Bank.

Data is available for the period 1960 to 2024 across 32 countries in Americas.

Frequency : Yearly
Rank Country Current Value Previous Value Year
1 108.26% 90.02% 2022
2 92.02% 80.18% 2018
3 81.45% 85.31% 2023
4 64.62% 53.37% 2023
5 62.98% 54.11% 2022
6 58.06% 59.15% 2024
7 57.56% 61.42% 2024
8 52.07% 51.41% 2019
9 51.9% 50.32% 2024
10 51.24% 55.26% 2023
11 51.09% 52.58% 2023
12 45.84% 45.37% 2020
13 43.06% 45.57% 2023
14 42.83% 48.06% 2024
15 41.46% 38.74% 2024
16 39.63% 40.34% 2024
17 37.93% 37.6% 2024
18 32.8% 33.56% 2024
19 32.72% 33.28% 2024
20 31.45% 31.69% 2024
21 30.93% 35.14% 2023
22 30.14% 29.91% 2024
23 29.02% 28.52% 2024
24 26.92% 28.43% 2024
25 24.21% 23.36% 2024
26 23.7% 24.77% 2024
27 22.94% 23.65% 2024
28 20.92% 22.56% 2024
29 18.85% 25.51% 2024
30 17.52% 15.7% 2024
31 13.99% 13.89% 2024
32 12.83% 13.89% 2024
Americas Imports (% GDP) Ranking (2024) : Definition
Imports (% GDP) measures the value of goods and services purchased from abroad during the reporting year, expressed as a percentage of nominal GDP.