Reserves by Country

Explore how 29 major economies allocate their foreign exchange reserves across currencies. Data based on IMF COFER reporter estimates.

RankCountryEst. ReservesTop CurrencyCurrencies Held
1
🇨🇳China
USD$1120.0B7
2
🇯🇵Japan
USD$1050.0B6
3
🇨🇭Switzerland
USD$520.0B6
4
🇮🇳India
USD$410.0B7
5
🇷🇺Russia
USD$250.0B5
6
🇭🇰Hong Kong
USD$310.0B6
7
🇰🇷South Korea
USD$285.0B7
8
🇹🇼Taiwan
USD$380.0B2
9
🇧🇷Brazil
USD$210.0B7
10
🇸🇬Singapore
USD$195.0B8
11
🇸🇦Saudi Arabia
USD$365.0B2
12
🇹🇭Thailand
USD$145.0B4
13
🇮🇱Israel
USD$120.0B3
14
🇨🇿Czech Republic
USD$90.0B3
15
🇩🇪Germany
USD$155.0B2
16
🇵🇱Poland
USD$88.0B3
17
🇫🇷France
USD$130.0B1
18
🇹🇷Turkey
USD$72.0B2
19
🇲🇽Mexico
USD$125.0B1
20
🇮🇩Indonesia
USD$95.0B2
21
🇦🇺Australia
EUR$35.0B2
22
🇳🇴Norway
GBP$28.0B1
23
🇿🇦South Africa
CNY$18.5B1
24
🇨🇱Chile
CNY$14.0B1
25
🇲🇾Malaysia
CNY$10.5B1
26
🇷🇸Serbia
CNY$9.8B1
27
🇵🇭Philippines
CNY$8.5B1
28
🇰🇭Cambodia
CNY$6.2B1
29
🇵🇰Pakistan
CNY$5.8B1

About Country Reserve Data

The estimates shown are based on IMF COFER reporter data and publicly available information from central banks. Actual allocations may differ as many countries do not disclose their full reserve composition. The IMF COFER dataset covers 149 reporting economies, with the data published quarterly.