World Gold reserve ranking _ Fengyun

World Gold reserve ranking (2010/March) number national (or regional) quantity (tonnes) Gold account for foreign exchange reserves% ordinal country organizations quantity (tonnes) Gold account for foreign exchange reserves% 1 United States 8, 133.570.4% 58 Cyprus 13.936.9% 3 2 Germany, Serbia 13.13.0 406.866.1% 59% 3 IMF 3,005.31) 60-Nellis Netherlands Antilles 13.133.5% 4 Italy 2, 451.864.9% 61% 5 Czech 12.91.1 France 2, Jordan 12.83.9 435.465.7% 62% 6 China 1st, Qatar 12.42.3 054.11.6% 63% 7 Switzerland 1, 040.127.1% 64 Cambodia 12.413.2% 8 Japan 765.22.5% 65 Lao 8.830.5% 9 Russia 641.05.1% 66 Mexico Netherlands 612.553.4 8.40.3% 10% 11 67 Latvia 7.73.9% India 557.76.9% 68 El Salvador 7.38.0% 12 ECB 501.425.2% 69 Central African economic and Monetary Community 4) 7.11.7% 13 China Taiwan 423.64.1% 70 Guatemala 6.94.3% 14 Portugal 382.584.9% 71 Colombia Venezuela 360.836.8 6.91.0% 15% 72 Macedonia 6.810.4% 16 United Kingdom 310.316.5% 73 Tunisia 6.82.1% 17 Lebanon 286.825.6% 74 Iraq 5.90.4% 18 Spain 281.635.7% 75 Lithuania 5.83.0% 19 Austria 280.054.6% 76% 20 Belgium Ireland 5.59.5 227.533.7% 77 Mauritius 4.06.2% 21 Algeria 173.63.9% 78% 22 Philippines Bangladesh 3.51.2 154.412.5% 79 Canada 3.40.2% 23 Libya 143.84.8% 80 Slovenia 3.211.1% 24 Saudi Arabia 143.01.2% 81 Aruba 3.115.8% 25 Singapore 127.42.3% 82 Hungary 3.10.2% 26 Sweden 125.79.3% 83 Mozambique 2.74.7% 27 South Africa 124.811.0% 84 Kyrgyz Republic 2.65.7% 28 bis 120.01) 85 Tajikistan 2.31) 29 Turkey 116.15.4% 86 Luxembourg 2.29.6% 30 Greece 112.473.2% 87% of China's Hong Kong 2.10.0 103.78.1% 88 31 Romania Iceland Poland 102.94.2 2.01.8% 32% 89 33 2.02.7% of Papua New Guinea, Thailand Trinidad and Tobago 1.90.7 84.02.0% 90% 34 Australia 79.96.7% 91 Suriname 1.88.6% 35 Kuwait 79.011.9% 92 Albania Egypt 75.67.8 1.62.4% 36% 93 Yemen 1.60.7% 37 Indonesia 73.13.9% 94 Cameroon 0.90.9% 38 Kazakhstan 70.59.3% 95 Honduras 0.71) 39 Denmark 66.53.0% 96 Paraguay 0.70.6% 40 Pakistan 65.416.2% 97 Dominican Republic Argentina 54.73.9 0.60.7% 41% 98 Gabon 0.40.7% 42 Finland 49.116.4% 99 Malawi 0.48.1% 43 Bulgaria 39.97.9% 100 Central African Republic 0.35.5% 44 West African economic and Monetary Union 2) 36.510.3% 101 Chad 0.32.0% 45 Malaysia 36.41.3% 102 Congolese 0.30.3% 46 Peru 34.73.7% 103 Uruguay 0.30.1% 47 Brazil 33.60.5% 104 Fiji 0.21) 48 Slovakia 31.861.5% 105 Estonia 0.20.2% 49 Belarus 3) 28.418.1% 106 Chile Bolivia 28.311.6 0.20.0% 50% 107 Malta 0.21.3% 51 Ukraine 27.03.4% 108 Costa Rica Ecuador 26.323.3 0.10.1% 52% 109 Haiti 0.00.2% 53 Syria 25.81) 110 Burundi 0.00.3% 54 Morocco Oman 22.13.3% 0.00.0% 111 55 Nigeria 21.41.6% 112 Comoros 0.00.5% 56 Sri Lanka 15.310.7% 113 Kenya 0.00.0% 57% Korea 14.40.2 quantity (tonnes) Gold account for foreign exchange reserves% global totals 30,190.11) above States equals 27, 030.410.0% Europe together (including the European Central Bank) 10, 797.957.2% first time limit sales Gold Agreement signatories 12, 112.547.2% second limit sales Gold Agreement signatories 11, 931.949.7% third limit sales Gold Agreement signatories 11, note 963.749.7%: *: World gold reserves in a ranked renewed in March 2010, data from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), international financial statistics (IFS) 2010 Edition as well as other available sources. IMF international financial statistics database of data has a delay of two months, most countries data is up to the 2010 January, 2009 September even earlier. Where in the last 6 months to the International Monetary Fund raising gold reserves of the country is not included in this table **: countries accounting for the proportion of foreign exchange reserves of gold is the world yellowPayments Council (WGC) calculation. The gold price by the end of January to $ 1078.50 per ounce (ounce per ton as 32,151) 1) to the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) and the IMF's balance sheet does not allow the calculation of this percentage. As for other countries, other reserves of latest data lacks 2) West African economic and Monetary Union, including Central Bank 3) from 1 February, including the exchange of gold, and does not include the exchange of Gold 4) Central African economic and Monetary Union, including central banks 5) for the first time restrictions on the sale of the gold agreement signatory States including the European Central Bank and other central banks in the euro area (excluding Greece) and Sweden, Switzerland and United Kingdom. Second limit sales Gold Agreement signatories initially include the original signatories and Greece, excluding the United Kingdom, followed by Slovenia, Cyprus and Malta join the euro area and by the Protocol. Third Protocol to limit sales of gold by the signatory States including second limit sales Gold Agreement signatories and Slovakia