The latest list of countries with the most gold in the world has been released, clarifying the position of global economic powers. According to 2026, the central banks of the top 10 countries in the world hold more than 70 percent of global gold reserves.

The United States ranks first with 8,133 tons, followed by Germany (3,355 tons), Italy (2,452 tons), and France (2,437 tons). Russia has increased its reserves to 2,332 tons, while China's reserves stand at 2,264 tons. India has 822 tons and Japan has 846 tons of gold. Other countries include Switzerland (1,040 tons) and the Netherlands (612 tons).

Experts say the growing importance of gold is due to global financial uncertainty, geopolitical tensions, and currency fluctuations, and it is still considered the safest investment.

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