GDP per Capita (PPP): Brazil

Analysis# Brazil GDP per Capita (PPP) Brazil's GDP per capita (PPP) reached 24,108 international dollars in 2026, marking its all-time peak. The figure represents a 444.5% increase since 1980, when the metric stood at just 4,428 international dollars. This five-decade arc reflects Brazil's long-term economic development, though the trajectory has been uneven, with periods of stagnation interrupting broader growth. The past decade demonstrates accelerating momentum. Between 2017 and 2020, growth remained modest, hovering between 14,500 and 16,000 international dollars. A sharp inflection point emerged in 2021, when the metric jumped to 18,028, signaling recovery from pandemic disruptions. Annual gains have since averaged roughly 1,300 international dollars, with 2026 projections suggesting this upward trend will sustain in the near term.