World's Largest Gold Reserves

World gold reserves reached 33,465 tons. Cutting off the gold of the International Monetary Fund, the European Central Bank and other international organisations, gold has been reduced to 3006 tonnes.

The 33 biggest gold holders have reserves of more than 100 tons, made clear by the World Gold Council records.

Among the global and European economies, the U.S. and Germany have mostly gold reserves, 8133.5, 3374.1 tonnes of gold, representing 38.35% of raw materials reserves, respectively.

If the reserves of Italy and France are added, the four countries mentioned own almost 16,400 tons of gold, or 54.6% of the capital held by all countries.

These statistics have not included China and Russia, which in recent years are still the most active buyers in the market, along with India, Turkey and Kazakhstan.
In the last month, only Turkey and Russia have increased gold reserves, buying 14.9 tonnes of gold, while Kazakhstan added 3.6 tonnes respectively. Similarly in recent months, official data is missing for India and China.

According to the latest data since early August, China, Russia, Switzerland, Japan, the Netherlands and India complement the top 10 largest gold - owned nations, sends albinfo. ch

Turkey, Taiwan, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Britain, Lebanon, Spain, Austria, Kazakhstan and Belgium are among the countries between 11 and 20th.

Over 100 tons of gold reserves still boast the Philippines and Venezuela, which is one of the largest sellers in recent months, then Algeria, Thailand, Singapore, Sweden, South Africa, Mexico, Libya, Greece, South Korea, Romania and Poland.