List of Latin American and Caribbean countries by GDP (nominal)

The first list ranks Latin American and Caribbean economies by their GDP at market or government official exchange rates (nominal GDP). The data here are an estimate for 2009 produced by the International Monetary Fund in April 2010. The second list represents GDP per capita. These figures do not include Cuba.

Rank Country 2009 GDP millions of US dollars — World 57,937,460 — Latin America and Caribbean 3,949,249 — CARICOM 64,771 1 Brazil 1,574,039 2 Mexico 874,903 3 Venezuela 337,295 4 Argentina 310,065 5 Colombia 228,836 6 Chile 161,781 7 Peru 126,766 8 Ecuador 57,303 9 Dominican Republic 46,743 10 Guatemala 37,302 11 Uruguay 31,528 12 Costa Rica 29,828 13 Trinidad and Tobago 24,806 14 Panama 23,088 15 El Salvador 22,115 16 Bolivia 17,627 17 Paraguay 14,668 18 Honduras 14,268 19 Jamaica 11,903 20 Bahamas 7,335 21 Haiti 6,558 22 Nicaragua 6,151 23 Barbados 3,595 24 Suriname 2,962 25 Guyana 2,024 26 Belize 1,336 27 Antigua and Barbuda 1,178 28 Saint Lucia 973 29 Grenada 615 30 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 567 31 Saint Kitts and Nevis 557 32 Dominica 362

Rank Country 2009 GDP per capita US dollars — World 8,600 — Latin America 6,544 — Anglophone Caribbean 8,935 — CARICOM 8,116 1 Bahamas 21,529 2 Trinidad and Tobago 15,581 3 Antigua and Barbuda 13,852 4 Barbados 13,003 5 Venezuela 11,789 6 Saint Kitts and Nevis 10,315 7 Chile 9,525 8 Uruguay 9,426 9 Brazil 8,220 10 Mexico 8,135 11 Argentina 7,726 12 Panama 7,133 13 Costa Rica 6,345 14 Grenada 5,969 15 Suriname 5,676 16 Saint Lucia 5,671 17 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 5,291 18 Dominican Republic 5,176 19 Colombia 5,087 20 Dominica 4,949 21 Jamaica 4,390 22 Peru 4,356 23 Ecuador 4,059 24 Belize 4,045 25 El Salvador 3,623 26 Guatemala 2,662 27 Guyana 2,629 28 Paraguay 2,337 29 Honduras 1,823 30 Bolivia 1,724 31 Nicaragua 972 32 Haiti 733