Country rankings

Gold Reserves by Country

Germany has the highest Gold Reserves in 2024 (3,352 t), followed by Italy (2,452 t) and France (2,437 t). Comoros has the lowest (0.02 t).

94 of 235 countries

Gold Reserves, 2024

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Ranking

Highest first: the first 15 and last 5 of 94 countries.

Distribution Median and middle halfThe median is the middle value: half of places are above it, half below. The middle half is the range holding the central 50% of places.More in the glossary →

Each dot is one country; the lines mark the median and the middle half.

Median
42.32 t
Middle half 4.97 t – 143 t
Average
225 t
94 countries
Highest
3,352 t
Germany
Lowest
0.02 t
Comoros

Over time · 2010–2025

The top 5 in 2024, against the median.

  • Median of all countries
  • Germany
  • Italy
  • France
  • China
  • Switzerland

Data

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101 countries · # = rank by Gold Reserves
#
1Germany3,352 t$96,79274.4%
2Italy2,452 t$84,87570.8%
3France2,437 t$78,42972.3%
4China2,280 t$3,264,8045.53%
5Switzerland1,040 t$822,1309.59%
6India876 t$569,54411.4%
7Japan846 t$1,159,7025.77%
8Netherlands612 t$27,75364.9%
9Turkey588 t$90,85936.3%
10Poland448 t$185,51516.9%
11Portugal383 t$10,33275.7%
12Uzbekistan383 t$9,14577.8%
13Saudi Arabia323 t$436,7695.84%
14United Kingdom310 t$148,56914.9%
15Lebanon287 t$9,24072.3%
16Kazakhstan284 t$21,98052.0%
17Spain282 t$84,15421.9%
18Austria280 t$11,91966.3%
19Thailand235 t$217,2618.3%
20Belgium227 t$23,25545.1%
21Singapore220 t$365,4944.81%
22Algeria174 t$68,44817.5%
23Iraq163 t$87,04813.6%
24Libya147 t$80,59213.2%
25Philippines130 t$95,25110.3%
26Brazil130 t$318,8573.3%
27Egypt127 t$34,27823.7%
28Sweden126 t$52,02316.9%
29South Africa125 t$54,91216.1%
30Mexico120 t$221,9444.35%
31Greece115 t$5,61063.2%
32Qatar111 t$44,69217.2%
33Hungary110 t$37,19419.9%
34South Korea104 t$409,4572.09%
35Romania104 t$64,69911.8%
36Australia79.87 t$54,45511.0%
37Kuwait78.97 t$44,10413.1%
38Indonesia78.57 t$149,1184.23%
39United Arab Emirates74.4 t$231,6902.62%
40Jordan71.65 t$15,92927.4%
41Denmark66.55 t$102,8235.15%
42Pakistan64.74 t$12,97729.5%
43Argentina61.74 t$24,38117.5%
44Belarus53.88 t$4,39250.7%
45Serbia48.15 t$26,44513.3%
46Cambodia46.47 t$18,60817.3%
47Finland43.76 t$14,32220.4%
48Bulgaria40.87 t$40,2707.85%
49Malaysia38.88 t$112,9682.81%
50Kyrgyzstan38.13 t$1,89062.9%
51Peru34.67 t$76,3383.67%
52Slovakia31.69 t$11,79318.4%
53Ghana30.53 t——
54Ukraine27.37 t$41,4855.24%
55Ecuador26.28 t$4,70331.9%
56Bolivia22.53 t$8795.6%
57Morocco22.12 t$35,2795%
58Nigeria21.38 t$38,6124.44%
59Bangladesh14.28 t$20,1975.6%
60Cyprus13.9 t$92155.9%
61Mauritius12.42 t$7,46512.2%
62Ireland12.04 t$11,6887.95%
63Paraguay8.19 t$8,8807.18%
64Mongolia7.35 t$4,89111.2%
65Guatemala6.89 t$23,8342.37%
65North Macedonia6.89 t$4,67411.0%
67Tunisia6.84 t$8,7706.14%
68Oman6.73 t$17,7223.09%
69Latvia6.66 t$4,58310.9%
70Lithuania5.82 t$6,9196.59%
71Colombia4.68 t$61,5060.63%
72Bahrain4.67 t$4,5577.91%
73Mozambique3.94 t$3,5138.59%
74Bosnia and Herzegovina3.48 t$9,1273.1%
75Albania3.42 t$6,2294.4%
76Slovenia3.17 t$2,5669.4%
77Aruba3.11 t$1,64113.7%
78Luxembourg2.24 t$2,6026.73%
79Iceland1.98 t$6,2362.6%
80Papua New Guinea1.96 t$3,5454.43%
81Trinidad and Tobago1.95 t$5,4382.92%
82Haiti1.81 t$2,5665.59%
83El Salvador1.37 t$3,5903.11%
84Suriname1.21 t$1,5306.24%
85Honduras0.7 t$7,9780.73%
86Dominican Republic0.57 t$13,4240.35%
87Sri Lanka0.47 t$6,0550.65%
88Chile0.25 t$44,3820.05%
88Estonia0.25 t$2,0541.01%
90Malta0.19 t$1,4021.1%
91Uruguay0.1 t$17,3690.05%
92Fiji0.03 t$1,5970.16%
93Kenya0.02 t$10,0650.01%
93Comoros0.02 t$3220.47%
—Canada—$119,778—
—Azerbaijan—$12,699—
—Nicaragua—$6,105—
—Norway—$81,242—
—Costa Rica—$14,177—
—Croatia—$3,336—
—Armenia—$3,685—

What correlates with Gold Reserves (2024)?

Pearson r against 1,676 other country metrics sharing at least 57 countries. Correlation is not causation.

Higher together

Places that have a higher Gold Reserves tend to score higher on these

  1. Decaffeinated or Roasted Coffee Total ConsumptionCoffee Consumption by Country
    r = +0.85 · very strong · n = 87
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  2. Annual Wine ConsumptionWine Consumption by Country
    r = +0.84 · very strong · n = 83
    Plot
  3. Cultural SitesWorld Heritage Sites by Country
    r = +0.83 · very strong · n = 90
    Plot
  4. Cultural SitesArchaeological Sites by Country
    r = +0.83 · very strong · n = 89
    Plot
  5. Gold Olympic MedalsOlympic Medals by Country
    r = +0.82 · very strong · n = 64
    Plot
  6. New CasesSkin Cancer Rates by Country
    r = +0.82 · very strong · n = 92
    Plot

Opposite directions

Places that have a higher Gold Reserves tend to score lower on these

  1. Year Admitted to CommitteeUNHCR Member Countries
    r = −0.51 · strong · n = 59
    Plot
  2. ZeroPark 2020Tier 1 Countries
    r = −0.49 · moderate · n = 94
    Plot
  3. Year of First Oscar SubmissionOscar Winners by Country
    r = −0.43 · moderate · n = 82
    Plot
  4. US Trade BalanceUS Trade Deficit by Country
    r = −0.42 · moderate · n = 94
    Plot
  5. % Domestic Players in National CompetitionsSoccer Players by Country
    r = −0.41 · moderate · n = 72
    Plot
  6. Global FirePower IndexMilitary Strength Index by Country
    r = −0.40 · moderate · n = 85
    Plot

Quick answers

Which country has the highest Gold Reserves?
Germany has the highest Gold Reserves in 2024, at 3,352 t, followed by Italy (2,452 t) and France (2,437 t).
Which country has the lowest Gold Reserves?
Comoros has the lowest Gold Reserves in 2024, at 0.02 t.
What is the median Gold Reserves across countries?
The median is 42.32 t across the 94 countries with data in 2024.
Where does this gold reserves by country data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Gold Reserves by Country - World Gold Council; Gold Reserves - Trading Economics; Gold Reserve - Wiki; Countries With the Largest Gold Reserves in the World - Investopedia.

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