Top 10 Saving Countries in the World
2015,
India
China is the world's third best saving
country. Its gross national saving, a measure that accounts for both private
and public savings, was 47.4% of its GDP in 2015, according to the data
from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Based on the data, China saves the most money
in absolute terms, an estimated $9.25 trillion.
The high gross national saving countries are
the oil producing countries in the Middle East and emerging countries in Asia.
The following list shows the 10 countries with
the highest gross national saving in the world as a percentage of GDP.
No 1 Qatar
Gross
national saving: 51.4%
No 2 Singapore
Gross
national saving : 47.4%
No 3 China
Gross
national saving: 47.4%
No 4 Republic of Korea
Gross
national saving: 35.7%
No 5 Botswana
Gross
national saving: 35.6%
No 6 Norway
Gross
national saving: 35.2%
No 7 Nepal
Gross
national saving: 33.9 %
No 8 Turkmenistan
Gross
national saving: 32.1%
No 9 Indonesia
Gross
national saving: 31.7%
No 10 Algeria
Gross national saving: 31.4%
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Gross National Savings
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11. Nepal
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33.942 %
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12. Belarus
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33.941 %
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13. Switzerland
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33.273 %
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14. Thailand
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32.941 %
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15. Indonesia
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32.494 %
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16. India
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32.002 %
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