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Top 10-15 countries with the largest gold reserves in the world (latest data 2025):
1. United States (Hoa Kỳ): 8,133.5 tons (accounting for ~77-80% of foreign reserves) – Still leads absolutely, mainly stored at Fort Knox and Fed New York.
2. Germany (Đức): 3,350.2 tons (about 77% of reserves) – Most of it has been repatriated from the US/France/UK.
3. Italy (Ý): 2,451.8 tons (about 74%) – Highly stable, used as "insurance" for large public debt.
4. France (Pháp): 2,437.0 tons (about 75%) – Mainly stored at Banque de France.
5. Russia (Nga): 2,332.7 tons (about 29-30%) – Increased sharply over the past decade to reduce dependence on USD, although recently sold part of it from the national fund.
6. China (Trung Quốc): 2,298.5 - 2,303.5 tons (about 6-8%) – Continues to buy net, but the gold ratio in reserves remains low compared to Western countries.
7. Switzerland (Thụy Sĩ): 1,039.9 tons (about 9-10%) – Highest in gold per capita.
8. India (Ấn Độ): 880.0 - 880.2 tons (about 14-15%) – Increased sharply recently, partly repatriated from the UK.
9. Japan (Nhật Bản): 845.9 - 846 tons (about 7%) – Stable, not much change.
10. Turkey (Thổ Nhĩ Kỳ): 634.7 tons (about 50%) – Rapid increase to combat inflation and currency volatility.
Top 10-15 countries with the largest gold reserves in the world (latest data 2025):
1. United States (Hoa Kỳ): 8,133.5 tons (accounting for ~77-80% of foreign reserves) – Still leads absolutely, mainly stored at Fort Knox and Fed New York.
2. Germany (Đức): 3,350.2 tons (about 77% of reserves) – Most of it has been repatriated from the US/France/UK.
3. Italy (Ý): 2,451.8 tons (about 74%) – Highly stable, used as "insurance" for large public debt.
4. France (Pháp): 2,437.0 tons (about 75%) – Mainly stored at Banque de France.
5. Russia (Nga): 2,332.7 tons (about 29-30%) – Increased sharply over the past decade to reduce dependence on USD, although recently sold part of it from the national fund.
6. China (Trung Quốc): 2,298.5 - 2,303.5 tons (about 6-8%) – Continues to buy net, but the gold ratio in reserves remains low compared to Western countries.
7. Switzerland (Thụy Sĩ): 1,039.9 tons (about 9-10%) – Highest in gold per capita.
8. India (Ấn Độ): 880.0 - 880.2 tons (about 14-15%) – Increased sharply recently, partly repatriated from the UK.
9. Japan (Nhật Bản): 845.9 - 846 tons (about 7%) – Stable, not much change.
10. Turkey (Thổ Nhĩ Kỳ): 634.7 tons (about 50%) – Rapid increase to combat inflation and currency volatility.