Countries by Inequality (Gini)
Complete ranking of 108 countries • index • Data refreshed May 5, 2026
Leader
Colombia
Field size
108 countries
Lowest rank
Slovakia
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About Inequality (Gini) Rankings
Colombia leads all 108 countries in Inequality (Gini) with a value of 53.9 index, while Slovakia ranks last at 23.8 index. This represents a 2-fold difference between the highest and lowest values.
What Inequality (Gini) Measures
Inequality (Gini) from World Bank Open Data, using the latest available country values in TerraBrawl.
Why This Ranking Matters
Examining Inequality (Gini) across all countries reveals patterns that might not be obvious at the national level. Regional clusters, outlier nations, and historical trajectories all become clearer when the full global picture is assembled in a single ranking.
Global Range
Values range from 23.8 index (Slovakia) to 53.9 index (Colombia) — a 2-fold difference across 108 countries.
Regional Patterns
North American countries lead with 7 entries in the top 20, though representation spans multiple continents. Regional factors clearly play a role, but outliers from other parts of the world show that national policy and geography matter as much as continental trends.
Values are broadly distributed across countries, with the middle 50% ranging from 30.7 index to 39.3 index. The overall spread from 23.8 index to 53.9 index reflects significant global variation.
Notable Outliers
The top of the ranking is competitive: Colombia and Brazil are separated by only 4%, indicating that the leading positions could shift with updated data.
Continental Leaders
Highest Inequality (Gini)
The 5 strongest Inequality (Gini) reads.
Lowest Inequality (Gini)
The 5 lowest Inequality (Gini) reads.
Data Note
Rankings are based on the latest available data from World Bank Open Data, covering 108 of 249 countries and territories. Countries without data for this metric are excluded from the ranking. All values represent the most recently reported figures.
