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DEFINITION: Gross domestic savings are calculated as GDP less final consumption expenditure (total consumption). Data are in current local currency.
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# COUNTRY AMOUNT DATE GRAPH HISTORY
1 India 18.93 trillion 2009
2 Uzbekistan 12.52 trillion 2009
3 Kazakhstan 6.58 trillion 2009
4 Pakistan 1.46 trillion 2009
5 Bangladesh 1.06 trillion 2009
6 Sri Lanka 869.73 billion 2009
7 Nepal 76.76 billion 2009
8 Bhutan 39.3 billion 2009
9 Turkmenistan 23.4 billion 2009
10 Afghanistan 15.02 billion 2008
11 Maldives 1.81 billion 2005
12 Tajikistan -4,387,192,979.99 2009
13 Kyrgyzstan -17,337,517,365.28 2009

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