Belgium GDP 2009

[ Nominal GDP in billions of USD ]

Year -

$485.01 billions

Source: world bank Nominal/PPP
Summary:

Belgium GDP expanded from 1960 to 2009, increasing from $11.81 billion to $485.01 billion.The compound annual growth rate (CAGR) averaged 7.88% over the period. The economy recorded its peak level in 2008 and its lowest level in 1960. Growth volatility remained high. The maximum drawdown reached 34.28%, indicating the largest cyclical decline from peak levels. The country experienced 5 recession episode(s) during the observed period.

Belgium Annual GDP from 1960 to 2009

Source: world bank Nominal | PPP

NominalPPP
YearBil $Net Chg% ChgInt Bil $Net Chg% Chg
196011.81-----
196112.560.756.359 %---
196213.440.886.967 %---
196314.451.017.509 %---
196416.171.7211.922 %---
196517.61.438.843 %---
196618.891.37.371 %---
196720.251.367.185 %---
196821.651.46.924 %---
196924.022.3610.92 %---
197026.712.6911.185 %---
197129.823.1211.666 %---
197237.217.3924.773 %---
197347.7410.5328.311 %---
197456.038.2917.362 %---
197565.689.6517.213 %---
197671.115.448.276 %---
197782.8411.7316.489 %---
1978101.2518.4122.22 %---
1979116.3215.0714.883 %---
1980126.8310.519.039 %---
1981104.73-22.1-17.424 %---
198292.1-12.63-12.063 %---
198387.18-4.91-5.333 %---
198483.35-3.83-4.398 %---
198586.272.923.502 %---
1986120.0233.7539.123 %---
1987149.3929.3824.476 %---
1988162.312.98.638 %---
1989164.221.921.184 %---
1990205.3341.1125.034 %186.27--
1991210.515.182.522 %196.19.835.277 %
1992234.7824.2711.529 %203.647.543.844 %
1993224.72-10.06-4.285 %206.462.821.386 %
1994244.8820.168.972 %217.6711.215.431 %
1995288.0343.1417.617 %227.539.864.531 %
1996279.2-8.82-3.064 %231.013.481.53 %
1997252.71-26.49-9.489 %241.6410.624.598 %
1998258.535.822.303 %248.657.022.903 %
1999258.25-0.28-0.109 %260.1711.524.632 %
2000236.79-21.45-8.307 %284.9224.769.515 %
2001236.75-0.05-0.02 %296.1911.263.953 %
2002258.3821.649.14 %312.916.715.643 %
2003318.0859.723.105 %320.948.042.569 %
2004369.2151.1316.075 %334.113.164.1 %
2005385.7116.54.469 %347.6613.564.059 %
2006408.2622.555.845 %371.8324.176.953 %
2007470.9262.6615.349 %391.0119.185.157 %
2008517.3346.419.854 %405.7314.723.765 %
2009485.01-32.31-6.246 %409.253.520.867 %
2010---434.0824.836.068 %
2011---455.2721.194.882 %
2012---471.8616.593.644 %
2013---489.517.643.738 %
2014---506.0616.563.384 %
2015---519.4213.362.64 %
2016---548.6129.185.618 %
2017---571.6723.064.204 %
2018---599.5427.874.875 %
2019---651.5752.038.678 %
2020---647.55-4.02-0.617 %
2021---702.9355.388.552 %
2022---807.43104.5114.867 %
2023---847.5240.094.965 %
2024---871.7824.262.862 %

Belgium Economic Phases (1960–2009)

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

  • High Growth (1961–1980) indicating robust economic expansion
  • Crisis (1981–1982) indicating severe economic downturn
  • Contraction (1983–1984) indicating temporary slowdown
  • High Growth (1986–1988) indicating robust economic expansion
  • High Growth (1994–1995) indicating robust economic expansion
  • Contraction (1996–1997) indicating temporary slowdown
  • Contraction (1999–2001) indicating temporary slowdown
  • High Growth (2002–2004) indicating robust economic expansion
  • High Growth (2006–2008) indicating robust economic expansion
  • Contraction (2009–2009) indicating temporary slowdown

The most remarkable growth occurred in 1986 with an increase of 39.123%, while the largest decline was in 1981 at -17.424%.