COMMODITIES GOLD Reviews These 10 countries with the Reviews largest gold reserves
Developed countries still clutching the gold reserves in the world. Based on data from the World Gold Council by June 2015, the world's gold reserves reach 31 949 tonnes.
More than a quarter of the world's gold reserves are in the United States. Uncle Sam has recorded 8133.5 tonnes of gold, or the portion of 25.45% of the total in the world.
The second position is occupied Germany as much as 3383.4 tons (10.59%). International Monetary Fund (IMF), although not a state, has gold reserves equivalent to a big country. International Monetary Fund holding 2,814 tons (8.8%).
Meanwhile, Indonesia ranked 40th with about 78.1 tons of gold reserves, nor the equivalent of 0.24%.
On the other hand, neighboring countries such as Thailand perched ranked 26 with gold reserves of 152.4 tonnes, followed by Singapore in the rankings to 27 as much as 127.4 tonnes and Malaysia which are in the order of 50 to 37 tons of gold reserves.
Here's a list of entities owners of the world's largest gold reserves:
1. United States with 8133.5 tons (25.45%) 2. Germany with 3383.4 tons (10.59%) 3. IMF with 2,814 tons (8.8%) 4. Italy around 2451.8 tonnes ( 7.67%)
5. France 2435.4 tons (7.62%)
6. Russia with 1246.6 tonnes (3.9%)
7. China 1054.1 tons (3.29%)
8. Switzerland amounted to 1,040 tons (3.25%)
9. Japan as much as 765.2 tons (2.39%),
10. The Netherlands, which reached 612.5 tons (1.91%).
Developed countries still clutching the gold reserves in the world. Based on data from the World Gold Council by June 2015, the world's gold reserves reach 31 949 tonnes.
More than a quarter of the world's gold reserves are in the United States. Uncle Sam has recorded 8133.5 tonnes of gold, or the portion of 25.45% of the total in the world.
The second position is occupied Germany as much as 3383.4 tons (10.59%). International Monetary Fund (IMF), although not a state, has gold reserves equivalent to a big country. International Monetary Fund holding 2,814 tons (8.8%).
Meanwhile, Indonesia ranked 40th with about 78.1 tons of gold reserves, nor the equivalent of 0.24%.
On the other hand, neighboring countries such as Thailand perched ranked 26 with gold reserves of 152.4 tonnes, followed by Singapore in the rankings to 27 as much as 127.4 tonnes and Malaysia which are in the order of 50 to 37 tons of gold reserves.
Here's a list of entities owners of the world's largest gold reserves:
1. United States with 8133.5 tons (25.45%) 2. Germany with 3383.4 tons (10.59%) 3. IMF with 2,814 tons (8.8%) 4. Italy around 2451.8 tonnes ( 7.67%)
5. France 2435.4 tons (7.62%)
6. Russia with 1246.6 tonnes (3.9%)
7. China 1054.1 tons (3.29%)
8. Switzerland amounted to 1,040 tons (3.25%)
9. Japan as much as 765.2 tons (2.39%),
10. The Netherlands, which reached 612.5 tons (1.91%).
