Which country holds maximum gold reserves in 2025? See Top 10 nations, know where India stands

The United States continues to dominate the global gold reserve chart, holding over 8,133 tonnes of gold.

Germany ranks second, holding more than 3,350 tonnes of gold. 

With 2,452 tonnes of gold, Italy holds the third-largest reserves in the world.

France ranks fourth with about 2,437 tonnes of gold. Most of this accumulation happened in the post-war years.

China, the world’s largest gold producer, holds 2,299 tonnes in its official reserves. 

India holds nearly 880 tonnes of gold, placing it sixth globally. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has steadily increased its gold holdings over recent years.

Japan maintains around 846 tonnes of gold. As the world’s third-largest economy, Japan views gold as a strategic reserve that helps balance its vast foreign exchange holdings. 

Turkey ranks eighth with 635 tonnes of gold. The country has increased its gold reserves significantly in recent years to reduce reliance on foreign currencies.

Poland has made rapid strides in recent years, amassing over 515 tonnes of gold. The country’s central bank sees gold as an essential financial insurance policy. 

The United Kingdom completes the list with 310 tonnes of gold.