Gold Reserves by Country

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[Red Badger]

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DATA FROM

https://tradingeconomics.com/country-list/gold-reserves

Tonne = 2,204.6 US Pounds

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Country Last Previous Reference Unit

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USA 8133 8133 Jun/25 Tonnes

Germany 3350 3351 Jun/25 Tonnes

Italy 2452 2452 Jun/25 Tonnes

France 2437 2437 Jun/25 Tonnes

Russia 2330 2330 Jun/25 Tonnes

China 2299 2292 Jun/25 Tonnes

Switzerland 1040 1040 Jun/25 Tonnes

India 880 880 Jun/25 Tonnes

Japan 846 846 Jun/25 Tonnes

Turkey 635 624 Jun/25 Tonnes

Netherlands 612 612 Jun/25 Tonnes

Poland 515 497 Jun/25 Tonnes

Euro Area 507 507 Jun/25 Tonnes

Taiwan 424 424 Mar/25 Tonnes

Portugal 383 383 Jun/25 Tonnes

Uzbekistan 365 368 Jun/25 Tonnes

Saudi Arabia 323 323 Mar/25 Tonnes

United Kingdom 310 310 Jun/25 Tonnes

Kazakhstan 306 290 Jun/25 Tonnes

Lebanon 287 287 Mar/25 Tonnes

Spain 282 282 Jun/25 Tonnes

Austria 280 280 Jun/25 Tonnes

Thailand 235 235 Jun/25 Tonnes

Belgium 227 227 Jun/25 Tonnes

Singapore 204 215 Jun/25 Tonnes

Azerbaijan 181 165 Jun/25 Tonnes

Algeria 174 174 Jun/25 Tonnes

Iraq 163 153 Dec/24 Tonnes

Libya 147 147 Jun/25 Tonnes

Philippines 130 127 Jun/25 Tonnes

Brazil 130 130 Jun/25 Tonnes

Egypt 129 128 Jun/25 Tonnes

Sweden 126 126 Jun/25 Tonnes

South Africa 125 125 Jun/25 Tonnes

Mexico 120 120 Jun/25 Tonnes

Qatar 116 114 Jun/25 Tonnes

Greece 115 115 Mar/25 Tonnes

Hungary 110 110 Jun/25 Tonnes

South Korea 104 104 Jun/25 Tonnes

Romania 104 104 Jun/25 Tonnes

Australia 79.87 79.87 Jun/25 Tonnes

Kuwait 78.97 78.97 Jun/25 Tonnes

Indonesia 78.57 78.57 Mar/25 Tonnes

United Arab Emirates 74.4 74.6 Jun/25 Tonnes

Jordan 72.83 72.27 Jun/25 Tonnes

Denmark 66.55 66.55 Jun/25 Tonnes

Pakistan 64.75 64.75 Jun/25 Tonnes

Czech Republic 61.95 56.21 Jun/25 Tonnes

Argentina 61.74 61.74 Jun/25 Tonnes

Cambodia 54.43 54.43 Jun/25 Tonnes

Belarus 53.86 53.85 Jun/25 Tonnes

Serbia 50.31 49.11 Jun/25 Tonnes

Finland 43.76 43.76 Jun/25 Tonnes

Bulgaria 40.87 40.87 Jun/25 Tonnes

Kyrgyzstan 38.95 34.27 Jun/25 Tonnes

Malaysia 38.88 38.88 Jun/25 Tonnes

Peru 34.67 34.67 Dec/24 Tonnes

Ghana 32.99 31.01 Jun/25 Tonnes

Slovakia 31.69 31.69 Jun/25 Tonnes

Ukraine 27.37 27.37 Jun/25 Tonnes

Ecuador 26.28 26.28 Jun/25 Tonnes

Bolivia 22.5 22.53 Mar/25 Tonnes

Morocco 22.12 22.12 Jun/25 Tonnes

Bangladesh 14.28 14.28 Jun/25 Tonnes

Cyprus 13.9 13.9 Jun/25 Tonnes

Mauritius 12.42 12.42 Jun/25 Tonnes

Ireland 12.04 12.04 Jun/25 Tonnes

Paraguay 8.19 8.19 Jun/24 Tonnes

Nepal 7.99 7.99 Jun/24 Tonnes

Mongolia 7.25 7.13 Jun/25 Tonnes

Guatemala 6.89 6.89 Jun/25 Tonnes

Macedonia 6.89 6.89 Jun/25 Tonnes

Tunisia 6.84 6.84 Jun/25 Tonnes

Oman 6.73 6.73 Mar/25 Tonnes

Latvia 6.66 6.66 Jun/25 Tonnes

Lithuania 5.82 5.82 Jun/25 Tonnes

Colombia 4.68 4.68 Jun/25 Tonnes

Bahrain 4.67 4.67 Jun/25 Tonnes

Mozambique 3.94 3.94 Jun/25 Tonnes

Slovenia 3.73 3.48 Jun/25 Tonnes

Bosnia and Herzegovina 3.48 3.48 Mar/25 Tonnes

Albania 3.42 3.42 Mar/25 Tonnes

Aruba 3.11 3.11 Sep/24 Tonnes

Luxembourg 2.24 2.24 Jun/25 Tonnes

Hong Kong 2.08 2.08 Jun/25 Tonnes

Trinidad And Tobago 2 1.96 Jun/25 Tonnes

Iceland 1.98 1.98 Jun/25 Tonnes

Papua New Guinea 1.96 1.96 Jun/24 Tonnes

Haiti 1.81 1.81 Mar/25 Tonnes

El Salvador 1.37 1.37 Jun/25 Tonnes

Suriname 1.21 1.21 Jun/25 Tonnes

Honduras 0.7 0.7 Jun/25 Tonnes

Dominican Republic 0.57 0.57 Jun/25 Tonnes

Sri Lanka 0.47 0.47 Dec/24 Tonnes

Malta 0.31 0.25 Jun/25 Tonnes

Chile 0.25 0.25 Mar/25 Tonnes

Estonia 0.25 0.25 Jun/25 Tonnes

Uruguay 0.1 0.1 Jun/25 Tonnes

Fiji 0.03 0.03 Jun/25 Tonnes

Kenya 0.02 0.02 Mar/25 Tonnes

Armenia 0 0 Jun/25 Tonnes

Canada 0 0 Jun/25 Tonnes

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[Red Badger]

Next month it will be $39 Trillion.

Between INFLATION and INTEREST we are in Deep doo-doo........

[nitzy]

No gold in Israel?

I think our gold is basically considered theirs as well so they are counted in the top line.

[A Formerly Proud Canadian]

Marx Carnage has moved whatever reserves Canaduh had, to NYC, along with BAM HQ! The WEF, Euroweenie, robber baron, robbing Canaduh blind!

[dfwgator]

It’s in a bank in the middle of Beverly Hills, in somebody else’s name.

[Tell It Right]

Excellent point. Another question I’d like answered (if it would be possible to get the data) is how much gold is owned by citizens too? I want not just the government to have a stable gold backing, I want a significant number of citizens to have financial backing too. That reduces the likelihood of internal chaos (aside from the shallow attention seekers on the left doing “protests” that they don’t even know what they’re protesting for).

[Uncle Miltie]

Grok:

“Gold Holdings: Official vs. Private
As of late 2025 (end-Q3 data, with estimates for October), the total above-ground gold stock—representing all gold ever mined that remains in existence—is approximately 219,000 tonnes. This figure accounts for cumulative mining output through September 2025, plus an estimated addition for October based on annual production trends.
• Government (official reserves): Central banks and governments hold about 38,400 tonnes (roughly 17.5% of total above-ground stocks). This includes net purchases of 634 tonnes year-to-date through Q3 2025, building on 37,755 tonnes at end-2024.
• Private holdings: The remaining 180,600 tonnes (about 82.5% of total above-ground stocks). This encompasses jewelry (~45% of total), physical investment bars/coins/ETFs (~22%), industrial uses, and other non-official categories.
In direct comparison, privately held gold is approximately 4.7 times the amount held by all governments combined. Official reserves represent a minority of the global gold supply, with private demand (especially in jewelry and investment) dominating the market.”

[Vermont Lt]

It would be interesting to get a sense of how much gold the average person holds, and where. I bet India and China would blow the US (and the west in general) away with their individual holdings.

It doesn’t help when our government confiscates the stuff.

[Robert DeLong]

I think that would get rather murky, cconsidering some hold only paper that represents gold held by them, but not actually in their possession. While oters actually hold their own physical gold. I believe that may be true in many other countries as well in the form of jewerly etc, as well as gold coins & bars. Some may even have gold that was kept when FDR ordered all gold to be surrendered in 1933 for the Depression, but did not comply, and thatt gold was passed down to surviving family members, or possibly even sold to other private buyers for more than the 20.67 the government was paying per ounce for that gold surrendered, and there is no documentation for their ownership of that gold.

I guess what I am trying to convey, is that getting an accurate number on that is most likely impossible in the U.S., and definitely imposasible in other nations also.

If the accuracy of the gold reserves actually belonging to the U.S. is questionable, then you certainly do not believe an accurate amount could be achieved for privately held gold by citizens would actual be worth anywhere near a reliable value, do you?

The effort to attempt it would be an exercise in futility.

[Vermont Lt]

I did a chat GPT do find out individual holdings. Here are the top countries.

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Country Gold reserves per person (approx)

Switzerland — ~ 115 g/person (~3.7 oz)
Germany — ~ 39-40 g/person
France — ~ 36.6 g/person
Portugal — ~ 36.7 g/person
Netherlands — ~ 33.6 g/person
Austria — ~ 30.7 g/person
Kazakhstan — ~ 13.9 g/person
Italy — ~ 41.3 g/person (though other sources show ~ 1.34 oz/person)
United States — ~ 23.5 g/person (~0.75 oz)
Russia — ~ 16.1 g/person

Clearly missing is China and India, where there are few reliable sources.

In the US, we hold less than an ounce of gold per person. I am sure there are folks on this forum who hold much more than the average.

[SunkenCiv]

“I Cubic Foot of Gold would weigh 548.18 Kilograms or 1206 pounds”

https://math.answers.com/questions/How_much_does_one_cubic_inch_of_gold_weigh

[AAABEST]

lol... I see what you did there.

[Tell It Right]

I 100% agree. Getting the data on citizen-owned gold would be practically impossible. Especially given that anonymity is one reason for owning gold.

[kiryandil]

Canada has no reserves, on purpose

Why don't the Duhnadians want gold reserves?

They give them to Chuckie?

[Red Badger]

Their gold is in the ground................

[enumerated]

When they spell ‘tons’ the American way, perhaps I’ll bother reading their stupid article.

[Red Badger]

Tonnes means a metric ton of 1000 kg = 2,204.6 pounds........Tons American means 2000 pounds........Two waaay different measures......Then there is the BRITISH Ton called a Long Ton which is 2,240 pounds.

So you have to be clear when negotiating a price in the marketplace else you could wind up short.....

[Robert DeLong]

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[enumerated]

I know - it’s metric.

It’s true we must be clear on terms when negotiating a trade, but we’re not negotiating a trade, we are citing statistics.

I’m sick and tired of ceding ground to the Euro-trash, by using their metric units of measure because we think it sounds more ‘learned’ or ‘scientific’.

Especially when the audience is entirely American, and in fields of science where the US dominates and has always dominated.

This is no different than Americans speaking a foreign language when addressing an American audience - it’s disrespectful and pretentious..

One would never publish a French article in an American publication without first translating it. Similarly, one shouldn’t use foreign units of measure.

The only reason to do that is if one is putting on airs - like those a-holes who order in French here in America to show off.

My wife is an obstetrician and has to resist rolling her eyes every time her peers use Celsius to mark a temperature. We all grew up with Fahrenheit - recognizing 98.6° is a normal - and all the ‘learned’ jackasses insist on saying 37..

They think speaking in a foreign language will make them sound learned.. LOL
It’s funny, they do the same thing with illnesses - they can’t say ‘sore throat’ - they want to say it in Latin or Greek to sound learned.

[Red Badger]

I work on US Government contracts and they are all in °C and mm and kg now.............

[Faith65]

Thanks
BKMK