Israel GDP 2024

[ Nominal GDP in billions of USD ]

Year -

$540.38 billions

Source: world bank Nominal/PPP
Summary:

Israel GDP expanded from 1960 to 2024, increasing from $3.07 billion to $540.38 billion.The compound annual growth rate (CAGR) averaged 8.41% over the period. The economy recorded its peak level in 2024 and its lowest level in 1962. Growth volatility remained high. The maximum drawdown reached 19.95%, indicating the largest cyclical decline from peak levels. The country experienced 11 recession episode(s) during the observed period.

Israel Annual GDP from 1960 to 2024

Source: world bank Nominal | PPP

NominalPPP
YearBil $Net Chg% ChgInt Bil $Net Chg% Chg
19603.07-----
19613.710.6420.778 %---
19622.97-0.74-20.019 %---
19633.540.5719.21 %---
19644.020.4913.812 %---
19654.330.37.572 %---
19664.70.378.644 %---
19674.760.061.256 %---
19685.460.714.615 %---
19696.30.8415.379 %---
19707.411.1117.607 %---
19717.05-0.35-4.782 %---
19729.222.1730.769 %---
197311.92.6829.059 %---
197417.175.2744.276 %---
197516.14-1.03-6.003 %---
197615.96-0.19-1.149 %---
197718.262.314.419 %---
197817.7-0.56-3.044 %---
197922.614.9127.729 %---
198025.42.7912.32 %---
198126.881.495.854 %---
198229.262.378.828 %---
198332.683.4211.692 %---
198430.65-2.03-6.213 %---
198528.91-1.74-5.677 %---
198635.836.9323.969 %---
198743.057.2220.136 %---
198852.659.622.303 %---
198952.44-0.21-0.394 %---
199062.029.5718.254 %73.15--
1991718.9814.483 %81.468.3211.369 %
199279.468.4611.914 %89.798.3210.215 %
199379.860.40.501 %95.75.916.585 %
199490.7410.8813.63 %1059.39.722 %
1995105.514.7616.263 %114.289.288.838 %
1996115.129.629.119 %123.258.977.848 %
1997119.464.343.773 %130.036.785.503 %
1998120.551.090.91 %136.816.785.213 %
1999121.420.870.722 %143.426.614.83 %
2000136.5115.112.432 %162.1518.7313.06 %
2001135-1.51-1.106 %166.214.062.504 %
2002125.33-9.67-7.163 %171.495.273.174 %
2003131.416.084.849 %165.09-6.39-3.729 %
2004140.058.646.574 %177.5212.437.527 %
2005147.527.475.335 %178.110.590.333 %
2006158.911.387.715 %185.987.864.416 %
2007184.6825.7816.224 %202.9516.989.129 %
2008221.2336.5519.791 %205.262.311.137 %
2009213.4-7.83-3.539 %210.325.072.468 %
2010239.6826.2812.313 %224.5614.246.768 %
2011268.128.4211.856 %243.1818.628.291 %
2012263.59-4.51-1.681 %256.9613.795.669 %
2013298.4834.8913.236 %280.6923.739.234 %
2014315.0216.545.541 %286.045.351.906 %
2015303.47-11.55-3.666 %300.5914.555.085 %
2016321.9418.476.087 %326.3725.788.576 %
2017358.4536.5111.341 %343.9217.565.38 %
2018376.317.854.979 %35713.083.803 %
2019400.6524.356.47 %374.1617.164.806 %
2020410.7710.122.527 %377.413.250.868 %
2021489.8579.0819.253 %432.655.214.625 %
2022525.1835.337.212 %511.9479.3418.339 %
2023512.19-13-2.475 %525.9514.012.736 %
2024540.3828.25.505 %555.4829.535.615 %

Israel Economic Phases (1960–2024)

Between 1960 to 2024, Israel experienced the following economic phases:

  • High Growth (1963–1966) indicating robust economic expansion
  • High Growth (1968–1970) indicating robust economic expansion
  • High Growth (1972–1974) indicating robust economic expansion
  • Contraction (1975–1976) indicating temporary slowdown
  • High Growth (1979–1983) indicating robust economic expansion
  • Contraction (1984–1985) indicating temporary slowdown
  • High Growth (1986–1988) indicating robust economic expansion
  • High Growth (1990–1992) indicating robust economic expansion
  • High Growth (1994–1996) indicating robust economic expansion
  • Expansion (1997–1999) indicating steady moderate growth
  • Contraction (2001–2002) indicating temporary slowdown
  • High Growth (2004–2008) indicating robust economic expansion
  • High Growth (2010–2011) indicating robust economic expansion
  • High Growth (2013–2014) indicating robust economic expansion
  • High Growth (2016–2017) indicating robust economic expansion
  • High Growth (2021–2022) indicating robust economic expansion
  • High Growth (2024–2024) indicating robust economic expansion

The most remarkable growth occurred in 1974 with an increase of 44.276%, while the largest decline was in 1962 at -20.019%.