A look at countries with the largest gold reserves in the world
As a symbol of wealth and power, gold has for centuries played a crucial role in the global economy.
Countries worldwide maintain vast gold reserves as a financial safeguard and a means of stabilising their economies.
Central banks use this precious metal to settle international debts, with the quantity and value of gold varying by country.
Recently, a single gold bar surpassed the million-dollar mark, highlighting the wealth of nations with substantial reserves.
In this article, we will explore the 10 countries with the largest gold reserves.
United States of America - 8,133.46 tonnes of gold
Germany -3,352.65 tonnes of gold
Italy - 2,451.84 tonnes of gold
France - 2,436.97 tonnes of gold
Russia - 2,332.74 tonnes of gold
China - 2,235.39 tonnes of gold
Switzerland - 1,040.00 tonnes of gold
Japan - 845. 97 tonnes of gold
India - 803.58 tonnes of gold
Netherlands - 612.45 tonnes of gold
