Top 15 IMF WEO economies, plus #16 Turkey and #22 Taiwan for context.
This treemap keeps the top-15 economy story intact while adding Turkey at #16 and Taiwan as a #22 context block. The layout makes the gap between the largest economies and Taiwan visually explicit without pretending Taiwan belongs inside the top 15. All values use the IMF WEO April 2026 current-dollar GDP projection, so the comparison is same-source and projection-labelled.
Source 1: International Monetary Fund
Publisher: International Monetary Fund
Units: Billions of current U.S. dollars
The title remains Top 15 Economies because the core graphic is the top-15 treemap; Turkey and Taiwan are added context blocks. IMF 2026 values are projections and not final national accounts.
Values use IMF WEO DataMapper indicator NGDPD, GDP at current prices in U.S. dollars, April 2026 vintage. The treemap includes ranks 1–15, adds Turkey as the #16 cutoff, and appends Taiwan as a contextual #22 block. Block area scales with the numeric GDP value.
Taiwan top-country trade-balance map without map
In 2025 Taiwan ran a US$150.1B surplus with the U.S. and a US$37.0B deficit with Korea.
Taiwan electronic-parts export surplus
Electronic-parts exports reached US$222.9B versus US$143.7B of imports in 2025.
Taiwan semiconductor-equipment suppliers, 2025
Five supplier economies supplied about 82.3% of Taiwan’s 2025 semiconductor-equipment imports.