Eastern Europe

10Countries
282MPopulation
$5.28TGDP
18.83M km²Area

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10 countries sorted by GDP

#CountryCapitalPopulationGDPArea
1 RussiaMoscow144M$2.56T17.10M km²
2 PolandWarsaw36.4M$1.04T312,696 km²
3 RomaniaBucharest19.0M$429B238,391 km²
4 CzechiaPrague10.9M$391B78,867 km²
5 HungaryBudapest9.51M$246B93,028 km²
6 UkraineKyiv39.0M$214B603,500 km²
7 SlovakiaBratislava5.41M$155B49,035 km²
8 BulgariaSofia6.43M$131B110,879 km²
9 BelarusMinsk9.09M$93.4B207,600 km²
10 MoldovaChisinau2.36M$20.4B33,851 km²

Key Insights

Largest Economies & Populations

Russia leads Eastern Europe with a GDP of $2.56T, followed by Poland ($1.04T) and Romania ($429B). The most populous country is Russia with 144M people, while Russia covers the largest area at 17.10M km².

GDP
Russia
$2.56T
Poland
$1.04T
Romania
$429B
Czechia
$391B
Hungary
$246B
Population
Russia
144M
Ukraine
39.0M
Poland
36.4M
Romania
19.0M
Czechia
10.9M

GDP per Capita

Czechia has the highest GDP per capita at $35,917, which is 6.1x higher than Ukraine ($5,866), the lowest in the group.

Czechia
$35,917
Slovakia
$28,544
Poland
$28,420
Hungary
$25,907
Romania
$22,538
Bulgaria
$20,328
Russia
$17,547
Belarus
$10,279
Moldova
$8,622
Ukraine
$5,866

GDP Growth

The fastest-growing economy is Poland at +3.57%, followed by Bulgaria (+3.10%) and Czechia (+2.58%). The slowest growth is Hungary at +0.51%.

Poland
+3.57%
Bulgaria
+3.10%
Czechia
+2.58%
Moldova
+2.42%
Ukraine
+1.82%
Belarus
+1.30%
Russia
+1.00%
Slovakia
+0.81%
Romania
+0.68%
Hungary
+0.51%