10 countries with largest gold reserves

Here are the 10 countries with the largest gold reserves 1. United States Gold Reserves: Approximately 8,134 metric tons 2. Germany Gold Reserves: Approximately 3,362 metric tons 3. Italy : Gold Reserves

Approximately 2,452 metric tons 4. France Gold Reserves: Approximately 2,436 metric tons 5. Russia Gold Reserves: Approximately 2,296 metric tons 6. China : Gold Reserves Approximately 1,948 metric tons

7. Switzerland Gold Reserves: Approximately 1,040 metric tons 8. Japan Gold Reserves: Approximately 765 metric tons 9. Netherlands Gold Reserves: Approximately 721 metric tons

10. India Gold Reserves: Approximately 876 metric tons These rankings are based on the gold holdings reported by central banks and monetary authorities. The amounts can fluctuate due to various factors, including gold purchases, sales, and changes in the value of gold.

It's also worth noting that some countries, like China and Russia, have been actively increasing their gold reserves in recent years.