Iceland GDP 2009

[ Nominal GDP in billions of USD ]

Year -

$13.21 billions

Source: world bank Nominal/PPP
Summary:

Iceland GDP expanded from 1960 to 2009, increasing from $0.26 billion to $13.21 billion.The compound annual growth rate (CAGR) averaged 8.35% over the period. The economy recorded its peak level in 2007 and its lowest level in 1960. Growth volatility remained high. The maximum drawdown reached 39.85%, indicating the largest cyclical decline from peak levels. The country experienced 7 recession episode(s) during the observed period.

Iceland Annual GDP from 1960 to 2009

Source: world bank Nominal | PPP

NominalPPP
YearBil $Net Chg% ChgInt Bil $Net Chg% Chg
19600.26-----
19610.270.012.194 %---
19620.30.0312.222 %---
19630.360.0619.355 %---
19640.460.127.703 %---
19650.550.0920.593 %---
19660.660.1120.088 %---
19670.65-0.01-1.219 %---
19680.5-0.15-23.635 %---
19690.44-0.06-12.582 %---
19700.550.1125.124 %---
19710.690.1527.254 %---
19720.870.1825.274 %---
19731.190.3337.49 %---
19741.570.3731.249 %---
19751.46-0.11-7.149 %---
19761.730.2718.666 %---
19772.290.5632.287 %---
19782.60.3113.734 %---
19792.950.3513.6 %---
19803.50.5518.503 %---
19813.620.123.3 %---
19823.32-0.3-8.198 %---
19832.86-0.46-13.743 %---
19842.960.13.561 %---
19853.090.124.176 %---
19864.131.0433.698 %---
19875.711.5838.367 %---
19886.320.6110.621 %---
19895.87-0.45-7.108 %---
19906.690.8214.035 %5.6--
19917.150.466.817 %5.780.183.151 %
19927.330.182.478 %5.71-0.07-1.172 %
19936.44-0.89-12.179 %5.920.213.715 %
19946.610.182.748 %6.270.345.821 %
19957.370.7611.49 %6.410.142.216 %
19967.690.314.258 %6.660.263.992 %
19977.720.030.393 %7.290.629.36 %
19988.640.9211.934 %7.870.598.029 %
19999.110.475.44 %8.20.334.157 %
20009.140.030.357 %8.380.182.173 %
20018.32-0.82-8.936 %9.090.718.458 %
20029.421.0913.129 %9.380.293.191 %
200311.562.1522.817 %9.470.090.972 %
200413.962.420.746 %10.40.949.877 %
200517.153.1822.791 %11.070.676.475 %
200617.670.533.063 %12.060.988.873 %
200721.964.2924.267 %12.920.867.161 %
200818.25-3.71-16.904 %13.880.967.421 %
200913.21-5.04-27.594 %13.34-0.54-3.888 %
2010---12.65-0.69-5.2 %
2011---13.060.413.265 %
2012---13.470.413.155 %
2013---14.380.916.731 %
2014---15.060.684.733 %
2015---16.281.228.086 %
2016---17.941.6610.217 %
2017---19.111.176.504 %
2018---20.171.075.593 %
2019---21.821.658.168 %
2020---20.45-1.38-6.302 %
2021---22.952.512.244 %
2022---28.785.8325.386 %
2023---31.472.79.368 %
2024---32.571.093.471 %

Iceland Economic Phases (1960–2009)

Between 1960 to 2009, Iceland experienced the following economic phases:

  • High Growth (1962–1966) indicating robust economic expansion
  • Crisis (1968–1969) indicating severe economic downturn
  • High Growth (1970–1974) indicating robust economic expansion
  • High Growth (1976–1980) indicating robust economic expansion
  • Expansion (1984–1985) indicating steady moderate growth
  • High Growth (1986–1988) indicating robust economic expansion
  • High Growth (1990–1991) indicating robust economic expansion
  • Expansion (1996–1997) indicating steady moderate growth
  • High Growth (1998–1999) indicating robust economic expansion
  • High Growth (2002–2005) indicating robust economic expansion
  • Crisis (2008–2009) indicating severe economic downturn

The most remarkable growth occurred in 1987 with an increase of 38.367%, while the largest decline was in 2009 at -27.594%.