Countries with the largest gold reserves

30. Sweden

30. Sweden, 28. Brazil, 26. Philippines, 24. Algeria, 22. Belgium, 20. Austria, 18. Kazakhstan, 16. Saudi Arabia, 14. Portugal, 12. Poland, 10. Turkey, 8. India, 6. China, 4. France, 2. Germany

The European nation holds 125.7 metric tons of gold, which represents 19% of Sweden's total forex reserve. 

28. Brazil

30. Sweden, 28. Brazil, 26. Philippines, 24. Algeria, 22. Belgium, 20. Austria, 18. Kazakhstan, 16. Saudi Arabia, 14. Portugal, 12. Poland, 10. Turkey, 8. India, 6. China, 4. France, 2. Germany

The South American country has 129.6 tons of gold, but the figure only represents 3.8% of Brazil's total forex reserve. 

26. Philippines

30. Sweden, 28. Brazil, 26. Philippines, 24. Algeria, 22. Belgium, 20. Austria, 18. Kazakhstan, 16. Saudi Arabia, 14. Portugal, 12. Poland, 10. Turkey, 8. India, 6. China, 4. France, 2. Germany

The Philippines comes next with 159.1 tons. This figure corresponds to a 10.2% share of the nation's total forex reserve.

24. Algeria

30. Sweden, 28. Brazil, 26. Philippines, 24. Algeria, 22. Belgium, 20. Austria, 18. Kazakhstan, 16. Saudi Arabia, 14. Portugal, 12. Poland, 10. Turkey, 8. India, 6. China, 4. France, 2. Germany

The North African country holds 173.5 tons of gold. This constitutes 21.2% of Algeria's forex reserves. 

22. Belgium

30. Sweden, 28. Brazil, 26. Philippines, 24. Algeria, 22. Belgium, 20. Austria, 18. Kazakhstan, 16. Saudi Arabia, 14. Portugal, 12. Poland, 10. Turkey, 8. India, 6. China, 4. France, 2. Germany

The European country has 227.4 tons of gold. Gold holdings represent 49.9% of Belgium's forex reserves. 

20. Austria

30. Sweden, 28. Brazil, 26. Philippines, 24. Algeria, 22. Belgium, 20. Austria, 18. Kazakhstan, 16. Saudi Arabia, 14. Portugal, 12. Poland, 10. Turkey, 8. India, 6. China, 4. France, 2. Germany

The European nation has 279.9 tons of gold, which is 68.3% of the country's forex reserves.  

18. Kazakhstan

30. Sweden, 28. Brazil, 26. Philippines, 24. Algeria, 22. Belgium, 20. Austria, 18. Kazakhstan, 16. Saudi Arabia, 14. Portugal, 12. Poland, 10. Turkey, 8. India, 6. China, 4. France, 2. Germany

Kazakhstan comes next, with 290.5 tons of gold, which constitutes a 57.8% share of the nation's forex reserves.

16. Saudi Arabia

30. Sweden, 28. Brazil, 26. Philippines, 24. Algeria, 22. Belgium, 20. Austria, 18. Kazakhstan, 16. Saudi Arabia, 14. Portugal, 12. Poland, 10. Turkey, 8. India, 6. China, 4. France, 2. Germany

Saudi Arabia places 16th on the list with 323.1 tons of gold, but this only constitutes 4.7% of the country's forex reserves.

14. Portugal

30. Sweden, 28. Brazil, 26. Philippines, 24. Algeria, 22. Belgium, 20. Austria, 18. Kazakhstan, 16. Saudi Arabia, 14. Portugal, 12. Poland, 10. Turkey, 8. India, 6. China, 4. France, 2. Germany

Portugal has a gold reserve of 382.6 tons. This number corresponds to 84% of the nation's total forex reserves. 

12. Poland

30. Sweden, 28. Brazil, 26. Philippines, 24. Algeria, 22. Belgium, 20. Austria, 18. Kazakhstan, 16. Saudi Arabia, 14. Portugal, 12. Poland, 10. Turkey, 8. India, 6. China, 4. France, 2. Germany

Poland comes next with 509.3 tons in gold holdings, representing a 22% share of the nation's forex reserves. 

10. Turkey

30. Sweden, 28. Brazil, 26. Philippines, 24. Algeria, 22. Belgium, 20. Austria, 18. Kazakhstan, 16. Saudi Arabia, 14. Portugal, 12. Poland, 10. Turkey, 8. India, 6. China, 4. France, 2. Germany

Turkey cracks the top 10 with 623.9 tons of gold. The country's gold holdings represent 43.6% of its forex reserves.

8. India

30. Sweden, 28. Brazil, 26. Philippines, 24. Algeria, 22. Belgium, 20. Austria, 18. Kazakhstan, 16. Saudi Arabia, 14. Portugal, 12. Poland, 10. Turkey, 8. India, 6. China, 4. France, 2. Germany

India comes next with 879.6 tons of gold, which corresponds to 13.4% of the country's forex reserves. 

6. China

30. Sweden, 28. Brazil, 26. Philippines, 24. Algeria, 22. Belgium, 20. Austria, 18. Kazakhstan, 16. Saudi Arabia, 14. Portugal, 12. Poland, 10. Turkey, 8. India, 6. China, 4. France, 2. Germany

China has 2,292.3 tons of gold in its vaults, but this corresponds to only 6.5% of the country's total forex reserves. 

4. France

30. Sweden, 28. Brazil, 26. Philippines, 24. Algeria, 22. Belgium, 20. Austria, 18. Kazakhstan, 16. Saudi Arabia, 14. Portugal, 12. Poland, 10. Turkey, 8. India, 6. China, 4. France, 2. Germany

France has a total of 2,437 tons of gold in its central bank vaults. The precious metal constitutes 74.7% of the nation's forex reserve. 

2. Germany

30. Sweden, 28. Brazil, 26. Philippines, 24. Algeria, 22. Belgium, 20. Austria, 18. Kazakhstan, 16. Saudi Arabia, 14. Portugal, 12. Poland, 10. Turkey, 8. India, 6. China, 4. France, 2. Germany

Germany is the runner-up when it comes to gold holdings. The European nation has 3,351.2 tons in its vaults, which corresponds to 77.1% of the nation's forex reserves.