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Belarus Economy and Trade

MinskLocal time

GDP $93.40B · real growth +1.3% · 2025

Belarus records $93.40B of nominal GDP in the 2025 observation used here, while real GDP growth is +1.3% in 2025. The per-person GDP figure is $10,279 (2025); the CPI series shows 6.6% for 2025. Reference years remain attached to each series so readers can compare the figures without treating differently dated measures as one snapshot.

Nominal GDP
$93.40B
current US$ · 2025
World Bank
GDP per capita
$10,279
current US$ · 2025
World Bank
Real GDP growth
+1.3%
annual % · 2025
World Bank
Inflation
6.6%
CPI annual % · 2025
Source listed below

Belarus at a Glance

Each measure keeps its own definition and reference year so unlike concepts are not silently combined.

Output trend

Nominal GDP · annual observations · current US$ · World Bank
201520172019202120232025$56.45B$93.40B
2015: $56.45B2016: $47.72B2017: $54.73B2018: $60.03B2019: $64.41B2020: $61.37B2021: $69.67B2022: $73.78B2023: $72.48B2024: $78.59B2025: $93.40B
GDP per capita$10,279
Real growth+1.3%
Reference year2025
2025 Inflation
6.6%
CPI annual %
2025 Unemployment
3.4%
labor-market measure
2025 GDP per capita
$10,279.3
current US$

Economic structure

Available measures are shown with their reported reference periods.

Economic structure

Selected value-added shares
SECTORS
Services · 202550.0%
Agriculture · 20256.9%

Only independently verified sector shares are displayed on this page.

Understand the numbers

What Belarus's economic profile is telling you

Belarus recorded modest real growth in 2025, with services accounting for about half of value added and agriculture remaining a visible part of the production structure. Consumer-price inflation was higher than in many European economies.

The current WTO profile does not provide merchandise export and import totals for the same year. Rather than manufacture a balance from unmatched periods, this page leaves the headline goods balance unavailable.

The main economic signal

Belarus should be read through the combination of output growth, price pressure, labor conditions, sector structure and trade rather than through GDP alone.

Why the definitions matter

Nominal GDP, real growth, CPI inflation, unemployment, sector value added and merchandise trade measure different things. Their units, years and sources stay visible throughout the page.

Detailed Economic Data

The same values are provided in the data table below.

IndicatorBelarusReference periodStatus
GDPcurrent US$, market prices$93.40B2025Actual
GDP per capitacurrent US$$10,279.32025Actual
Real GDP growthannual %+1.3%2025Actual
InflationCPI, annual %6.6%2025Actual
Unemploymentmodeled ILO estimate3.4%2025Estimate
Services value added% of GDP50.0%2025Latest available
Agriculture value addedforestry and fishing included, % of GDP6.9%2025Latest available
Merchandise trade balancematched year requiredNot calculatedUnmatched source yearsUnavailable

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Belarus's GDP?

Belarus's nominal GDP was about $93.40B in 2025 in current US dollars according to the World Bank.

Is Belarus's economy growing?

World Bank annual data show real GDP growth of +1.3% in 2025.

What is Belarus's inflation rate?

The annual CPI reading used here is 6.6% for 2025.

What does the trade balance show for Belarus?

The current source set does not provide matched merchandise export and import totals for the same year, so this page does not calculate a goods balance.

Sources & methodology

Sources for the economic indicators and definitions shown above.

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WTO profile has unmatched export and import years

Used for merchandise exports, imports and destination context where matched-year values are available.

Each metric keeps its own definition and reference period; unavailable comparable values remain unfilled.