Global Rankings: Reserves $ (2024)

Rank	Country	Value
1	China	3.46 trillion
2	Japan	1.23 trillion
3	United States	910.04 billion
4	Switzerland	909.37 billion
5	India	643.04 billion
6	Saudi Arabia	463.87 billion
7	Korea, Republic of	418.22 billion
8	Singapore	383.95 billion
9	Germany	377.94 billion
10	Brazil	329.73 billion
11	Italy	290.55 billion
12	France	282.86 billion
13	United Arab Emirates	237.93 billion
14	Thailand	236.93 billion
15	Mexico	232.04 billion
16	Poland	223.11 billion
17	Israel	214.54 billion
18	United Kingdom	174.60 billion
19	Indonesia	155.71 billion
20	Türkiye	154.77 billion
21	Czechia	146.28 billion
22	Canada	119.78 billion
23	Malaysia	116.23 billion
24	Denmark	108.41 billion
25	Spain	107.77 billion
26	Philippines	106.20 billion
27	Iraq	100.69 billion
28	Libya	92.89 billion
29	Viet Nam	83.08 billion
30	Algeria	83.01 billion
31	Norway	81.24 billion
32	Peru	79.25 billion
33	Netherlands	79.13 billion
34	Romania	73.39 billion
35	South Africa	65.43 billion
36	Sweden	62.57 billion
37	Colombia	61.90 billion
38	Australia	60.40 billion
39	Qatar	53.99 billion
40	Kuwait	50.73 billion
41	Hungary	46.42 billion
42	Kazakhstan	45.81 billion
43	Egypt	44.92 billion
44	Chile	44.40 billion
45	Ukraine	43.78 billion
46	Bulgaria	43.70 billion
47	Portugal	42.43 billion
48	Belgium	41.45 billion
49	Uzbekistan	41.24 billion
50	Nigeria	38.61 billion
51	Morocco	37.13 billion
52	Austria	35.41 billion
53	Lebanon	33.30 billion
54	Serbia	30.48 billion
55	Argentina	29.56 billion
56	Macao	29.39 billion
57	Guatemala	24.41 billion
58	Cambodia	22.51 billion
59	New Zealand	22.07 billion
60	Jordan	21.94 billion
61	Bangladesh	21.39 billion
62	Pakistan	18.41 billion
63	Oman	18.29 billion
64	Finland	17.99 billion
65	Uruguay	17.38 billion
66	Greece	15.22 billion
67	Slovakia	14.45 billion
68	Angola	14.24 billion
69	Costa Rica	14.18 billion
70	Dominican Republic	13.47 billion
71	Azerbaijan	12.70 billion
72	Ireland	12.70 billion
73	Kenya	10.07 billion
74	Bosnia and Herzegovina	9.42 billion
75	Tunisia	9.34 billion
76	Belarus	8.91 billion
77	Mauritius	8.51 billion
78	Honduras	8.04 billion
79	Lithuania	7.41 billion
80	Ecuador	6.91 billion
81	Panama	6.86 billion
82	Albania	6.52 billion
83	Iceland	6.40 billion
84	Nicaragua	6.10 billion
85	Sri Lanka	6.09 billion
86	Trinidad and Tobago	5.60 billion
87	Mongolia	5.51 billion
88	Moldova, Republic of	5.48 billion
89	North Macedonia	5.25 billion
90	Latvia	5.14 billion
91	Kyrgyzstan	5.09 billion
92	Bahrain	4.95 billion
93	Georgia	4.45 billion
94	Brunei Darussalam	4.41 billion
95	Mozambique	3.84 billion
96	Ethiopia	3.78 billion
97	El Salvador	3.70 billion
98	Armenia	3.69 billion
99	Botswana	3.46 billion
100	Namibia	3.36 billion
101	Croatia	3.34 billion
102	Slovenia	2.83 billion
103	Luxembourg	2.79 billion
104	Madagascar	2.78 billion
105	Haiti	2.72 billion
106	Rwanda	2.41 billion
107	Cyprus	2.09 billion
108	Estonia	2.07 billion
109	Bolivia, Plurinational State of	1.98 billion
110	Montenegro	1.74 billion
111	Suriname	1.63 billion
112	Fiji	1.60 billion
113	Malta	1.42 billion
114	Palestine, State of	1.33 billion
115	Guyana	1.01 billion
116	Lesotho	1.01 billion
117	Bhutan	941.02 million
118	Cabo Verde	783.11 million
119	Seychelles	773.68 million
120	Timor-Leste	736.97 million
121	Maldives	673.89 million
122	Vanuatu	614.65 million
123	Samoa	507.74 million
124	Belize	498.09 million
125	Zimbabwe	484.97 million
126	Grenada	423.26 million
127	Saint Lucia	406.06 million
128	Tonga	377.30 million
129	Antigua and Barbuda	358.44 million
130	Djibouti	348.73 million
131	Comoros	323.95 million
132	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	316.82 million
133	Saint Kitts and Nevis	294.75 million
134	Dominica	155.97 million

About This Indicator

Reserve assets are external assets, including monetary gold, that are readily available to and controlled by monetary authorities for meeting balance of payments financing needs, for intervention in exchange markets to affect the currency exchange rate, and for other related purposes (such as maintaining confidence in the currency and the economy, and serving as a basis for foreign borrowing). Reserve assets must be denominated and settled in foreign currency. This indicator is expressed in current prices, meaning no adjustment has been made to account for price changes over time. This indicator is expressed in United States dollars.

Data source: World Bank Development Indicators