“This year” means from January 1, 00:00 up to now.
“Today” means from the beginning of the current day up to now.
Net population growth means births minus deaths.
Sources:
United Nations Population Division
United Nations DESA
World Bank Population Data
Disclaimer: Population, birth, and death figures are estimates based on data from international demographic sources. Exact real-time numbers cannot be known with complete certainty.
🌐 WORLD GDP
World Live GDP$81,722,757,342,009
Quick facts:
World GDP values are estimated using annual GDP projections.
Live numbers are calculated using time-based yearly distribution.
Sources and info:
IMF World Economic Outlook
World Bank GDP Data
United Nations Economic Estimates
GDP Added Today$63,307,859,454
Quick facts:
GDP added today is estimated using annual world GDP divided across the year.
GDP Growth This Year3.10%
GDP Per Capita$15,680
🚢 WORLD EXPORTS
World Live Exports$22,647,682,098,163
Exports Today$17,544,394,265
🏆 TOP 5 EXPORTING COUNTRIES
🇨🇳 China Live Exports$2,454,329,308,978
🇺🇸 USA Live Exports$2,091,690,740,762
🇩🇪 Germany Live Exports$1,287,100,774,547
🇫🇷 France Live Exports$778,805,903,685
🇬🇧 UK Live Exports$722,541,296,434
Sources
Quick facts:
Global exports are estimated to exceed $26 trillion annually.
China is currently the world's largest exporting country.
International trade represents a major share of global GDP.
Sources and info:
World Trade Organization (WTO)
UN Comtrade Database
World Bank Trade Data
International Monetary Fund (IMF)
📦 WORLD IMPORTS
World Live Imports$22,647,682,098,163
Imports Today$17,544,394,265
🏆 TOP 5 IMPORTING COUNTRIES
🇺🇸 USA Live Imports$2,658,190,801,693
🇨🇳 China Live Imports$2,105,587,358,498
🇩🇪 Germany Live Imports$1,147,913,944,061
🇫🇷 France Live Imports$749,961,815,765
🇬🇧 UK Live Imports$749,314,739,134
Sources
Quick facts:
Global imports are estimated to exceed $31 trillion annually.
The United States is currently the world's largest importing country.
Imports play a major role in global supply chains and economic activity.
Sources and info:
World Trade Organization (WTO)
UN Comtrade Database
World Bank Trade Data
International Monetary Fund (IMF)
🏛 GOVERNMENT & ECONOMICS
Public Healthcare Expenditure Today$5,671,851,852
Public Education Expenditure Today$3,165,259,259
Public Military Expenditure Today$1,372,222,222
Sources
Quick facts:
Total global healthcare expenditure is estimated to represent around 9–10% of world GDP.
Government portion of healthcare expenditure is around 60%.
Public spending on education worldwide is estimated at around 4–5% of global GDP.
Sources and info:
World Health Statistics - World Health Organization (WHO)
World Economic Outlook (WEO) - International Monetary Fund (IMF)
World Development Indicators (WDI) - World Bank
SIPRI military expenditure data - SIPRI
🌍 Society & Media
📰 Newspapers Circulated Today98,800,000
📺 TV Sets Sold Today148,200
📱 Cellular Phones Sold Today1,811,333
🎮 Money Spent on Video Games Today$75,929,630
🌐 Internet Users Today1,317,333,333
📧 Emails Sent Today71,721,481,481
✍️ Blog Posts Written Today2,945,704
🐦 Tweets Sent Today234,192,593
🔍 Google Searches Today2,945,703,704
⚡ ENERGY
Oil Pumped Today (barrels)19,394,074
Oil Left (barrels)1,287,910,247,976
Days to End Oil13,442
Natural Gas Left (boe)1,052,342,730,552
Days to End Natural Gas55,387
Coal Left (boe)4,250,052,469,965
Days to End Coal146,554
Sources
Quick facts:
Oil pumped today increases from 0 at the start of each day.
Oil, natural gas, and coal left counters decrease over time.
Days to end oil, natural gas, and coal decrease automatically every day.
Sources and info:
U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA)
International Energy Agency (IEA)
BP Statistical Review of World Energy
Worldometer energy estimates
LiveGDP time-based calculation model
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