Gold reserve

A gold reserve is the gold held by a central bank or nation intended as a store of value and as a guarantee to redeem promises to pay depositors, note holders (e.g., paper money), or trading peers, or to secure a currency.
 Gold reserve   
Rank Country Gold (tonnes) Gold's share of national forex reserves
  1   United States   8,133.5     84.2%  
  2   Germany   3,350.3     84.0%  
  3   Italy   2,451.8     81.3%  
  4   France   2,437.0     81.8%  
  5   Russia   2,317.2     47.0%  
  6   China   2,307.5     9.6%  
  7   Switzerland   1,039.9     15.2%  
  8   India   880.3     19.4%  
  9   Japan   846.0     9.7%  
  10   Netherlands   612.5     74.2%  
  11   Turkey   603.1     53.4%  
  12   Poland   550.2     30.1%  
  —   European Central Bank   508.4     56.2%  
  14   Uzbekistan   399.1     86.4%  
  15   Portugal   382.7     79.9%  
  16   Kazakhstan   339.9     77.0%  
  17   Saudi Arabia   323.1     10.0%  
  18   United Kingdom   310.3     22.5%  
  19   Lebanon   286.8     82.4%  
  20   Spain   281.6     33.8%  
  21   Austria   280.0     75.8%  
  22   Thailand   234.5     12.9%  
  23   Belgium   227.4     59.6%  
  25   Singapore   193.6     7.0%  
  26   Iraq   174.6     27.1%  
  27   Algeria   173.6     34.8%  
  28   Brazil   172.4     7.6%  
  29   Venezuela   161.2     93.0%  
  30   Libya   146.7     21.8%  
  31   Philippines   133.0     18.8%  
  32   Egypt   129.4     41.5%  
  33   Sweden   125.7     26.1%  
  34   South Africa   125.5     25.2%  
  35   Mexico   120.1     7.1%  
  36   Qatar   115.2     32.9%  
  37   Greece   114.7     69.5%  
  38   Hungary   110.0     26.1%  
  39   South Korea   104.4     3.8%  
  40   Romania   103.6     17.5%  
  41   Indonesia   87.0     8.8%  
  42   Australia   79.9     18.0%  
  43   Kuwait   79.0     23.7%  
  44   United Arab Emirates   74.5     4.1%  
  46   Jordan   70.8     41.5%  
  47   Denmark   66.5     8.3%  
  48   Pakistan   64.8     37.3%  
  49   Argentina   61.7     22.1%  
  Total