Top 10 Countries That Have The Largest Gold Reserves 2021 (Latest)
Central banks are significant gold holders and play an important role in the management of reserves. A gold reserve is a gold owned by a country's central bank to support the value of its currency, and it was used as a pledge to redeem commitments to pay depositors, noteholders, or trading peers during gold standard periods. Governments place a high value on gold reserves. When inflation starts to rise, governments will buy large amounts of gold as a countermeasure.
According to World Gold Council (WGC) data as of April 2021, central banks bought 272.9 tonnes of gold in 2020. Because the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is not a country, it is not included on this list. The IMF, on the other hand, would have been third on the list, with 2,814 tonnes of gold in its vaults. The top ten countries with the most gold are listed below.
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