15 Gold Hoarding Countries That Could Flood The World With Their Reserves

ton of goldEveryone is in debt right now!

As such, governments around the world are likely to be looking around for assets they can dump.

One asset that a lot of countries have: gold!

The March 2010 report from the World Gold Council is now out and it gives insight into who owns how much

See which countries have the most gold as a % of their reserves >

15. Venezuela: 360.8 tonnes / 36.8% of reserves

15. Venezuela: 360.8 tonnes / 36.8% of reserves

14. Portugal: 382.5 tonnes / 84.9% of reserves

14. Portugal: 382.5 tonnes / 84.9% of reserves

13. Taiwan: 423.6 tonnes / 4.1% of reserves

13. Taiwan: 423.6 tonnes / 4.1% of reserves

12. ECB: 501.4 tonnes / 25.2% of reserves

12. ECB: 501.4 tonnes / 25.2% of reserves

11. India: 557.7 tonnes / 6.9% of reserves

11. India: 557.7 tonnes / 6.9% of reserves

10. Netherlands: 612.5 tonnes / 53.4% of reserves

10. Netherlands: 612.5 tonnes / 53.4% of reserves

9. Russia: 641 tonnes / 5.1% of reserves

9. Russia: 641 tonnes / 5.1% of reserves

8. Japan: 765.2 tonnes / 2.5% of reserves

8. Japan: 765.2 tonnes / 2.5% of reserves

7. Switzerland: 1040.1 tonnes / 27.1% of reserves

7. Switzerland: 1040.1 tonnes / 27.1% of reserves

6. China: 1054.1 tonnes / 1.6% of reserves

6. China: 1054.1 tonnes / 1.6% of reserves

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5. France: 2435.4 tonnes / 65.7% of reserves

5. France: 2435.4 tonnes / 65.7% of reserves

4. Italy: 2451.8 tonnes / 64.9% of reserves

4. Italy: 2451.8 tonnes / 64.9% of reserves

3. IMF: 3005.3 tonnes

3. IMF: 3005.3 tonnes

2. Germany: 3406.8 tonnes / 66.1% of reserves

2. Germany: 3406.8 tonnes / 66.1% of reserves

1. United States: 8133.5 tonnes / 70.4% of reserves

1. United States: 8133.5 tonnes / 70.4% of reserves

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