Oman · GDP, Current US Dollars, IMF Projection

## What this measures

Gross domestic product at current prices, converted to US dollars at market exchange rates, in billions. Oman.

## Why it matters

The size of an economy in dollars is what matters for its weight in trade, commodity demand and global markets.

## How to read it

A level, in billions of US dollars. It moves with the exchange rate as well as with output and prices, so a strong dollar shrinks every other economy on this measure.

Each point is a calendar year, dated December 31. The first three points are the years before the WEO's own year, as published in that WEO (estimates and outturns, flagged forecast = false), so the line joins the history. From the WEO's own year on, every point is an IMF forecast (flagged forecast = true). Every point carries the WEO edition it comes from (vintage). The whole path is replaced when a new WEO is published, in April and October. Palanor does not compute statistics or records on this series and does not project it further.

## What it does not say

Not adjusted for price levels; compare living standards with GDP per capita at purchasing-power parity.

## Source

Source: IMF World Economic Outlook Database, October 2026 (the IMF's published database file, WEOOct2026all.xlsx). Transformation by Palanor: the IMF publishes US dollars; Palanor divides by one billion. Provided by the IMF "as is" and available free of charge from the IMF; the IMF does not endorse Palanor.