Top 10 Countries with Most Gold Reserves Revealed: US Leads, Russia & China Aggressively Buy

• United States holds 8,133.5 tonnes, stored mainly at Fort Knox and New York Federal Reserve, underpinning the dollar's global status.
• Germany (3,350.2 tonnes) repatriated much of its gold, a pillar of Eurozone stability built post-WWII.
• Italy (2,451.8 tonnes) and France (2,437.0 tonnes) maintain consistent reserves as crucial buffers and strategic assets.
• Russia (2,332.7 tonnes) and China (2,303.5 tonnes) are aggressive buyers, aiming for de-dollarization and enhancing currency standing.
• Switzerland, India, Japan, and Turkey also hold significant reserves for stability, hedging, and combating inflation.