World's richest countries ranked according to International Monetary Fund data
According to IMF's 2026 projections, Liechtenstein became the country with the highest economic output per capita based on purchasing power parity.
According to purchasing power parity calculations based on International Monetary Fund data for 2026, significant changes have occurred in the global wealth map, with Liechtenstein ranking first in per capita income.
Global Wealth Ranking
The International Monetary Fund's World Economic Outlook data revealed the per capita gross domestic product performance of countries in the years 2006, 2016, and 2026.
Liechtenstein Takes the Top Spot
According to IMF's 2026 projections, Liechtenstein became the country with the highest economic output per capita in the world, with GDP per capita calculated at 195,372 dollars.
Singapore Rises to Second Place
Singapore, which ranked ninth in 2006, climbed to second place in the 2026 projections, reaching a GDP per capita of 173,708 dollars.
Ireland's Economic Rise
Ireland rose from 12th place in 2006 to third place in the 2026 projections with 159,129 dollars, driven by the activities of multinational corporations.
Guyana Surpasses the US
Entering a rapid growth process driven by oil production, Guyana increased its GDP per capita to 95,477 dollars, surpassing the US and ranking 11th.
Turkey Not in the Top Twenty
In the 2026 ranking based on IMF data, Turkey was not among the top 20 wealthiest economies in the world in terms of GDP per capita based on purchasing power parity.