Countries with the Largest Foreign Reserves (2026) (2024)

Source: World Bank·25 countries·Updated 2024

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China leads with total reserves incl. gold (usd) of $3.46T.

Japan ranks #2 at $1.23T.

United States ranks #3 at $910.04B.

Switzerland ranks #4 at $909.37B.

India ranks #5 at $643.04B.

Top 25 Countries by Total Reserves incl. Gold (USD)

#CountryTotal Reserves incl. Gold (USD)Year
1China$3.46T2024
2Japan$1.23T2024
3United States$910.04B2024
4Switzerland$909.37B2024
5India$643.04B2024
6Russian Federation$597.22B2023
7Saudi Arabia$463.87B2024
8Hong Kong SAR, China$425.55B2023
9Korea, Rep.$418.22B2024
10Singapore$383.95B2024
11Germany$377.94B2024
12Brazil$329.73B2024
13Italy$290.55B2024
14France$282.86B2024
15United Arab Emirates$237.93B2024
16Thailand$236.93B2024
17Mexico$232.04B2024
18Poland$223.11B2024
19Israel$214.54B2024
20United Kingdom$174.60B2024
21Indonesia$155.71B2024
22Turkiye$154.77B2024
23Czechia$146.28B2024
24Canada$119.78B2024
25Malaysia$116.23B2024

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FAQ

What is the highest total reserves incl. gold (usd) in 2024?

China has the highest total reserves incl. gold (usd) at $3.46T in 2024.

How many countries are included in this ranking?

This article features the top 25 countries out of 172 with available data. Full rankings available on the indicator page.

Where does this data come from?

Data is sourced from the World Bank. It is updated regularly as new releases become available.