Australia
Australia's GDP per capita was $65,130 in 2025, in current US dollars, according to the World Bank. That ranks 13th of 192 countries reporting it, and is 4.5 times the world figure of $14,406 for 2025. From 2006 to 2025 it went from $36,659 to $65,130, up 78%, against up 85% for the world over the same years. Its 20 year series peaked at $68,477 in 2013. Within Oceania it ranks 1st of 14, and within Australia and New Zealand 1st of 2.
GDP per capita against the world average
Current US dollars. Source: World Bank.
Every indicator
- GDP per capitaUS$$65,1302025 · rank 13 · +352% vs world
- GDP growth% per year
- Populationpeople
- Life expectancyyears
- Unemployment% of labour force
- Inflation% per year
- Internet users% of population
- CO2 per capitatonnes
- Renewable energy% of energy use
- Income inequalityGini index
- Fertility ratebirths per woman
- Urban population% of population
- Access to electricity% of population
- Mobile subscriptionsper 100 people
- Trade% of GDP
- Inflation, IMF estimate% per year
- Government debt% of GDP
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Cities we track in Australia
Temperature now, from Open-Meteo.
Recent earthquakes near Australia
Strongest magnitude 4.5 and above in the last 30 days. Matched on the place name USGS gives, so approximate.