Countries by Gold Reserves 2022 - Comparison

Gold reserves by country data compiled statistics.Gold reserves of largest gold holding countries worldwide as of 2022 (in metric tons).
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[@Hannahbenowitz]

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[@HildaBennet]

My portfolio has good companies, however it has been stalling since last year. I have approximately $200k stagnant in my reserve that needs growth.

[@PennyBergeron-os4ch]

This sounds interesting. My portfolio is in the red. Can you recommend your analyst, please?

[@grego6278]

I searched for her name on the internet, found her page, and reached out via email to schedule a conversation. Thank you.

[@MrGchiasson]

I'd like to see a completely independent audit of America's gold supply.

[@williamgee6654]

You mean what happened to the massive amount of gold that evaporated when the WTS's magically collapsed into themselves? Good Luck.

[@mikestevens5837]

That wont happen most of it was stolen...

[@markman613]

Why? No matter who did it or what they said you would not believe it anyway.

[@micalcre8ts]

I'd like to see how Europe got its Gold...LOL

[@itchigokurusaki5768]

Great Britain got its gold from India and africa..😂 and America got its gold from Southeast Asia, east asia, middle east especially SADDAM and GHADAFFI..😂 looters..😂😂😂

[@alfonsomontes1156]

That's not a Mexican Flag..!! This is Mexico's Flag 🇲🇽

[@cottonpreppinpoor2709]

I asked the same question. Maybe Washington has plans of stealing it. Wouldn't surprise me.

[@differentshades5394]

Haha

[@cottonpreppinpoor2709]

@Phon Seng no Mexico is part of North America not the United States.

[@cottonpreppinpoor2709]

@Phon Seng well I don't have any "people" but I think you're referring to Americans coming to Mexico? Right? I doubt anyone other than criminals are sneakin into Mexico. And on our end weak leadership doesn't mean we're one country. Truth be told yeah you're probably right after thinkin about it. We've all been deceived by nationalism bc they all act as one unit in the end

[@soupfan1]

@@cottonpreppinpoor2709 mexico is part of the continent of America, not the us

[@juliorodriguez8743]

that is not the flag of Mexico. This is the flag of Mexico 🇲🇽

[@quententrollipart1985]

South Africa 🇿🇦 is not on here. We currently have 125.35 tonnes of gold. And we produce approximately 4.2% of the world’s gold. Sounds small but not bad either 😊

[@alexanderkiefel8708]

Das ist für westliche Propaganda Idioten. Für amerikanischen Patrioten gemacht

[@alansm136]

I watched this twice to see if I'd missed SA.

[@quententrollipart1985]

@@alansm136 me too 🤣

[@ronald8792]

It was there.

[@ianhunt4147]

We used to mine 40 % of the worlds gold 😢

[@sergeyl.3683]

i didn't know that Mexico has american flag in 2022. Oooh, Venezula has russian flag!!

[@mappsmappings4025]

venezuela has the venezuelan flag in the video (yellow over blue over red with the stars in the middle, which you can't see well due to the flag waving), but you are right about them mistakingly putting the american flag for mexico

[@sergeyl.3683]

@@mappsmappings4025 PUTIN is PUTTING a flag for Mexico. Such is the wordplay (although it would be more logical for Venezuela)

[@user-hz3jo4zg7y]

The flag of Myanmar is wrong too.

[@marksanders2168]

Most of this video is for entertainment purposes. Literally everything is fictional. Countries are not gonna publicize their real numbers.

[@WPaKFamily]

Yeah I think this channel might be retarded or they are trolling. I have no idea though.

[@ghlscitel6714]

I have a heart of gold. That's enough for me.

[@retired3437]

I am Australian and I am amazed that in a country that mines and produces huge amounts of gold is so far down the list of countries with gold reserves.

[@rustyshackleford2719]

Australia should probably be the wealthiest country in the world by far. It's amazing how badly it and Canada are run. Both top 5 gold producers and neither has a substantial amount. Both huge energy and mineral wealth yet both have high energy costs. Both with massive amounts of land yet astronomical housing costs.

[@retired3437]

@@rustyshackleford2719 So right mate we are run by idiots

[@blackreazor]

Same with Mexico.

[@user-wn6en8ed1m]

Зато по запасам кенгуру,вы однозначно на первом месте)

[@millevenon5853]

You sell everything

[@MilanViradia0202]

Indian Government Gold Reserves 754 Tons. Indian Women's Gold Reserves 21000 Tons Estimated. Indian Men's Gold Reserves 14000 Tons Estimated. Indian Temples Gold Reserves 28000 Tons Estimated. Jai Hind 🇮🇳

[@quententrollipart1985]

How nice of all the governments to pack their gold out in a row and let you film it 😊

[@infochannel7641]

In India, when women get ready for weddings and festivals, they use jewelery made of gold. Which if weighed together is about 25,000 tons.

[@Briguy1027]

Heh, I wouldn't be surprised. Makes you wonder if it's really worth it.

[@infochannel7641]

@@Briguy1027 So you think that the gold which is kept in the homes of Indians and Indians in Indian banks is not worth it. So you do not know what is the value of gold in India Indians. And you think that the gold that India has reserved is more beneficial then the environment like today in the world for example Ukraine vs Russia~ where The US and its allies have frozen more than $30 billion in assets of Russian oligarchs and frozen nearly $300 billion in funds from Moscow's central bank. this proves that It is better to create and increase more assets in your country than to keep more money and assets outside.

[@Briguy1027]

@@infochannel7641 I'm sorry, I didn't make myself clear. In fact it was more of a thought exercise. I have never really been a fan of gold as a commodity, as it's not as useful as other metals, and you can't eat it, as well as being heavy. So to me it's more of a philosophical question of whether gold should be so important to humanity, not that it shouldn't be kept as wealth.

[@niweshlekhak9646]

@@Briguy1027 Gold is wore by indian women as jewelry not as a form of wealth.

[@Briguy1027]

@@niweshlekhak9646 I know that. Sheesh, why does everyone think that I'm against India. I'm just not into the idea that gold should be something so valuable. Especially since it's main uses are dentistry and jewelry. Yes some is used in electronics but very little compared to jewelry.

[@mikyt5893]

I didn't know mexico uses American flag 😕

[@tom_bout]

They were hoping we didn't notice

[@eisidrorodriguez5289]

I saw that too....

[@rdee1069]

Yes. Under the Biden coup’s policy of open borders, the Mexican cartels are running much of the US economy

[@germanarredondo8287]

Esta bien que nuestro trasero es propiedad del tío Sam, pero no sean tan obvios.

[@jantoniohernandezguarneros5745]

usa bandera Americana porque es un país Americano😁

[@jfm9839]

Es imposible que hayas confundido a la bandera mexicana con la de EEUU. Si en un detalle tan sencillo tienes este error, dudo mucho que la información que presentas sea correcta. No me interesa seguir suscrito a tu canal.

[@jobset2596]

Solo en la bandera de México se confundió pero dudo mucho que sea confusión fue un guiño a qué realmente ese oro le pertenece a Estados Unidos y no a México

[@xxxchurch100]

When in 2018 a journalist asked RBA Governor Philip Lowe about the mere 80 ton of Australians gold held in London , Lowe belittled and de stained the question.

[@andersonabreu2773]

Ouro tudo do brasil.

[@katalumvlogs5475]

I think they made this vid not included the million metric tons of Marcos Gold🇵🇭

[@JhojoGaming]

you're right pal.

[@josefinoarcon2542]

What happpen to marcos gold deposited to centrsl bank

[@drops-i]

@@josefinoarcon2542Marcos gold was deposited all bank of the world 50yrs ago you can search it.the Philippines is waiting for gold standard it Will be happening soon

[@edgardobaldomar8825]

bakit reserved gold ba ng Pilipinas yung Marcos gold?

[@ghievlain08villaver68]

@@edgardobaldomar8825 yes at kung sakali isa ka sa makikinabang bawat pilipino sana maging gold standrad na ...

[@JoaoMariaNunes]

It is well documented that at the time of the Revolution (April 1974), Portugal owned 866-tons of gold. Toppled dictator Salazar had chosen never to spend it, and since then, according to historian and journalist Neill Lochery, Portugal's democratic leaders have also been reluctant to sell or speak of the gold.10/05/2019

[@NeMeSis7PT]

Infelizmente agora é menos de metade, 383 tons, é só gatunos a comandar Portugal desde então.

[@portugasanwa]

Não sabia q tinhamos tanto ouro, realmente roubar o Brasil deu resultado kkkkkkkkk Br abaixo reclamando do ouro roubado

[@JoaoMariaNunes]

@@portugasanwa não podemos roubar o que e nosso, relembro que apesar de serem altos impostos e injustos, o Brazil pertencia a coroa Portuguesa e os Brazileiros eram cidadãoes Portugueses, portanto era tanto roubar como são os impostos que o governo Brasileiro cobra a quem viva no Rio , São Paulo etc,... Ja agora o ouro Brasileiro foi gasto na cosntrução do Mosteiro de Mafra...lol, as reservas de ouro Portugues deviam-se na sua maioria a venda de Volframio aos Ingleses e aos alemães...just saying...lol

[@JoaoMariaNunes]

@@portugasanwa ja que falamos em roubar, gostaria de relembrar que os Portugueses ( primeiro ) e depois os Brasileiros , roubaram a terra aos indios... nobody is inocent...lol

[@NeMeSis7PT]

@@portugasanwa Portugal é dos países mais antigos do mundo, devíamos ter muito mais até não fossem os nossos políticos uns gatunos. Sempre pensei que a Espanha tivesse muito mais.

[@thebenefactor6744]

You might want to consider moving Ireland up on the list , to indicate the hoards of the local rural Leprechaun population that is apparently not being accounted for. It would have belonged to me, but they tricked me on my third wish, the little pricks.

[@davidbetts9332]

And all those tons at the end of the rainbow!

[@asyongaksaya7425]

In ancient Philippines gold are easily found ..you can have golds as large as egg by simple swim at the river..according to spanish historian pigeffeta

[@alexander5128]

Because of some other commentaries: Not all Gold is stolen from other countries - A huge part was simply bought. A lot of 3rd world countries traded their gold for 1st world weapons

[@wilfredprins9718]

Must be an error, US gold only exists on paper

[@eddiec5202]

Not true. Go cry somewhere else and accept reality. They did that because their gold reserves were reducing too fast so they get rid of the Gold-USD conversion and attached the USD to the most wanted and abundant resource of the 20th century OIL (that by the way USA have the most untapped oil in the world, largest producer on earth) that’s the reason. USA do have more than 8,000 tonnes of Gold reserves in Fort Knox, Colorado and NYC. USA is the 3th largest producer of gold in the world, have more untapped gold than any country on earth and also Have the most productive gold mine in the world

[@wilfredprins9718]

@@eddiec5202 why no country can check on their gold in US storage? It wouldn't surprise me if the US sold gold from other countries that was given for "safe keeping"

[@eddiec5202]

@@wilfredprins9718 the 8,133 gold reserves is USA’s only. Other countries gold are storaged in the IMF Gold Reserve (that’s in the USA too) more than 4,000 b tonnes

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

USA has way more gold than they're showing here bro, hate to burst your bubble. The real number probably 3x at least. There's a lot of gold around here not even in the reserves

[@artvictor5044]

Yes mostly Gold Certificates but there were gold bars in their federal banks vaults or other depository vaults but not enough physical inventory of that amount of gold presented! But where are their gold bars?

[@skipper4126]

am I the only one surprised that Luxembourg actually has several tons of gold? They only have 1 tile in Hearts of Iron 4. That's impressive!

[@andym.s.5231]

if your metric for modern world economies is based on a century-old _geographical_ map of a video game then I have bad news for you

[@skipper4126]

@@andym.s.5231 It's not. I was just playing Ho4 and was woah! They have more gold then some countries that are quite a bit larger with more resources.

[@feth7747]

Here in Bilbao (the center of the world) we have all tons of gold when we want.

[@haldmax]

Its a fiscal paradise for européan companies, like ireland and switzerland...

[@psyyy143]

Philippines has tons of gold reserves with proof from video interview to documents, which is in posession of marcos family thru previous President Marcos. It was posted in youtube by an American Vlogger: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5aapJiZlM-jeKM

[@ronaldesposo2818]

You must update your gold reserve of every country especially the Philippines.

[@psyyy143]

True Philippines has tons of gold reserves with bank documentations abroad in posession of marcos family thru previous President Marcos

[@jefmendoza3988]

No. 1. Philippines...

[@youcantalwaysgetwhatyouwan6687]

@@psyyy143 source: Trisha

[@elledelavin7648]

@@psyyy143 but according to Marcos Jr. ‘It is not TRUE’. So, stop spreading fake news here. Shame on you.

[@redfieldchris998]

8300 tons is another source for the U.S., normally figures between 8000 to 8500 tons are considered reliable data.

[@evenbiggeral5089]

PLEASE make an updated video of the numbers after the buying spree of world gold in December 2022! Excellent video!

[@istajai3424]

Indian import 600 tons of gold every year Most of the gold in india is own by people than government Government has not even 10% People of india own more than 12,000tons of gold

[@abinashbiswal7830]

Indian women using 11% of worlds total gold currently

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

I'm pretty sure citizens in USA own more gold privately than is in reserves also. Lots in the form of jewelry, lots stored in banks, safes, stuff like that

[@Bansaliens]

@British vlog dowry was first used in india by britishers, and looted 45 trillion dollars worth of gold and artifacts. So don't tell us about it 🤣

[@t.chatterjee9785]

@British vlog 45 trillion dollars are due ....

[@Vinnnnnnnnnn123]

@British vlog no they were used to get you guys an Indian PM

[@ramonwilts]

I like how relaxed Slovenia is.

[@f4wnz132]

That figure was there for comparison.

[@Triggas]

If someone wondered why Norway is not on this list, is because we sold basically all our gold in 2004.

[@orkgray3316]

Has black gold, oil.

[@GM35717]

Btw the stock in Turkiye is min double because Turkish families like to kept their Gold at home or pther cases more than federal reserve..

[@barfuss2007]

that is true for shure. In Germany over 9.000 tons proofed gold in private hands

[@juliosamaniego6585]

So if you gather all the gold in the World is no bigger than a médium size building, that is impressive to me

[@tatu8663]

I believe they are listing state owned gold reserves which doesn't reflect all gold which is largely private.

[@brianlong2334]

I find it funny that Australia has been one of the biggest gold producers for a little over 100 years, and yet we have a very small reserve for a nation with such a massive amount of mineral wealth.

[@maurodiaz3505]

Because they export the gold for components

[@brianlong2334]

@@maurodiaz3505 That's not really an answer. Most of the other big producers have large reserves Australia doesn't... Maybe it's because we have the world's biggest proven reserves in the ground about 17% of total proven reserve... maybe.

[@Fred-vy1hm]

Canada produces more gold than Australia and has 0 reserves as the central bank sold all of its holdings in 2016 prefering to diversify its portfolio by investing in other commodities more easily tradable, at it's peak in 1966 Canada had over 1000 tons in reserve.

[@brianlong2334]

@@Fred-vy1hm No it doesn't not recently, not since the 80s. Australia was 2nd and 3rd from 1880s to 1919. And again in 2004 to 2022. 73 years infornt of Canada in Gold production total over the last 100 year or so. Canada over takes in 1920 till 1985 it fluctuating from 2nd to 3rd also but there are a few times it drops out for a few years but comes back. But total Canada is 65 years infront, but in the past mostly. In terms of how much gold has been mined Australia has produced more overall then Canada.

[@scottjohnstone5551]

@@Fred-vy1hm no they don't Australia almost doubles the output of Canada in gold production. 310 ton to 190 ton.

[@tutotutot5193]

mostly proceeds of crime committed to africa. especially France, Uk, Belgium, Portugal.

[@SachinVerma-IN]

7:58 India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 Jai Hind

[@jimmyjrmanchures1621]

in here in philippines in the bangko central the gold of philippines in the bank 700,000 tons of gold

[@calvindelosreyes7840]

Hahaha nauto ka ng mga blogger 🤣🤣

[@deancafe4739]

Delusional and stupid.

[@edgardourcia2241]

That's the facts

[@TheCSC017]

Source? Hopefully it wasn’t the same source you used for flags.

[@giorgiorusconi9015]

🇮🇹💪

[@davidwebb9752]

If the US sold all its gold 8133 tons (or ~ 260,000,000 ounces) at the current value of $1,817/ounce) it would only pay off 1.5% of our national debt 🤯

[@micky100]

Indeed, gold reserve is just a flex, not something countries would do much with in real world economy. It’s the perfect “who’s the biggest pack belongs to” allegory.

[@juvezhang1715]

Venezuela Gold is quite big but not being a rich country instead being a poor country. same case for Lebanon .

[@470danadidas]

The UK has a quite a paltry reserve compared to other European countries. Was that due to Gordon Brown selling off some of it when he was chancellor?

[@ecd14u]

450 tons off it at bottom prices!

[@jmauandalon4570]

Pusieron la bandera de estados unidos en vez de la de mexico 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽 VIVA MÉXICO!!

[@carlosdelarosa6221]

Que españa regreso todo el oro que se llevo de mexico

[@davemathews7890]

I have no idea how important gold reserves are to a nations economy, but if I lived in the U.K. and saw that my country has less gold on hand than Uzbekistan or Kyrgyzstan, I'd have to wonder what the hell is going on.

[@Der-jabadaba]

UK steal from other countries

[@blackdog2994]

Gordon Brown when he was chancellor sold off the country's gold reserves when it was a record low price of $200 per ounce. It's taken years to build up what he sold, the 300 tonnes we now have is roughly what the UK had before he came into power.

[@jpmtlhead39]

Where the UK has production....??!!! Only in kent,maybe.

[@Steamerbeen]

@@blackdog2994 absolute rat! Blatantly did it deliberately.

[@blackdog2994]

@@Steamerbeen Of course he did. He also wrecked the pensions industry by getting rid of advanced corporation tax, deregulated the banking industry creating the credit crunch, which the economy still hasn't recovered from, created the MP expenses scandal and spent all his 10 years as chancellor scheming against Blair to ultimately get power. What a Jonah, everything he touched turned to shit.

[@karsten27027]

Could be interesting to see a per capita ranking

[@rdee1069]

Agreed!

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

@@rdee1069 is this gold just in reserves or is it including estimation of private holdings? If USA is just in official reserves, we also have tons and tons and tons in the hands of private individuals who store them in various ways. Either professionally or not also

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

@@rdee1069 shoot bro that means we have a lot of gold in USA 😅

[@rdee1069]

@@TheAnnoyingBoss Government reserve. Dividing that amount by the population of the country, or by its GDP, makes the gold comparisons more useful.

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

@@rdee1069 i would argue that's still pretty unuseful. If you did that and also accounted for gold producing and also gold consuming industries in the country that would help more because then you can better accurately determine exactly how much reserves of gold is not enough or too much

[@giovanipuma]

Portugal tem boas reservas de ouro a nível mundial está muito bem posicionado 🇵🇹🟡

[@clodoaldomonteiro7394]

Roubou tudo do Brasil

[@muhammaduddin9268]

Is money backed by Gold? or money is fake.

[@WeedMIC]

Can you make a new one that included gold also held by individuals on top of the reserves that includes people & companies/banks? Some of those rankings would really change.

[@loslobos786]

I believe that if an individual or company holds Gold that Gold is counted amongst the supply of the country of origin of that person or country. For the simple fact that if there was ever an event like WW3 or a second Great Depression said Gold would most likely be confiscated by their government as that is what happened last time.

[@psyyy143]

Philippines has tons of gold reserves with proof from video interview to documents, which is in posession of marcos family thru previous President Marcos. It was posted in youtube by an American Vlogger: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5aapJiZlM-jeKM

[@WeedMIC]

@@psyyy143 i also read a book that the japanese hid all their gold in a cave there, but the location was lost. Somewhere in the jungle is a solid gold buddha. But it was fiction.

[@guano1274]

Crazy if you imagine that Germany (#2 by a good margine), got robbed of all its gold just decades ago. Got together a good bit in just 2-3 generations.

[@davemathews7890]

Robbed? How about all of the stolen artworks and other goods that the Nazis beat out of people and murdered others to get? I guess that wasn't robbery, not unless you're a fascist like you seem to be.

[@Dante-vf4sd]

They robbed more than gold, reparations need paying.

[@szymonszymon1834]

Well they invaded most of europe. Stole allot in the process. And still a part of the things weren't given back

[@guano1274]

@@szymonszymon1834 Yeah, and the allies occupying them for nearly 80 years now allowed them to keep any of that gold. Sure.

[@koonlookka3812]

🎋🎋🎋🧑‍🎓🧑‍🎓🧑‍🎓🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭💖💖💖🌍🌍🌍🙏🙏🌹🌹❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@pacosanx937]

4:32 I did not know mexican flag has bar and stars like the american flag

[@emanuelalvesdasilva5961]

I'VE SEEN THAT TOO. 🤣

[@ninja.saywhat]

yeah it looks very similar to their neighbor's up north 😁

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

The only reason we didn't make Mexico a state is because then pur nations geographical outline would look like we have massive dick and balls and we like to pretend that's not the case

[@juanasanelli6831]

Hay algo que no entiendo dice zona euro ,y después menciona cada país en donde circula el euro y si los sumas da una enormidad de oro en la U E

[@euricoferreira2084]

Refere-se às reservas de ouro do Banco Central Europeu.

[@schattensand]

Most german gold is hold back in US. German federal bankers are neither allowed to see, verify an for sure not to relocate it.

[@CottoNeo]

The Philippines with a literal underground cave that is all coated in gold, not even a single inch of stone on the walls: 👌👌👌👌

[@cruzergo]

Marcos voters can you explain where is the supposedly 640,000 metric tons of Marcos gold?

[@ninja.saywhat]

i've heard of that myth as well when i was a kid along with santa claus leaving gifts in socks 😏

[@martinvillanueva9123]

@@ninja.saywhat hindi kwento yung Totoo yun Panoodin mo sa YT kay Karren hudes

[@utube012341]

It seems as if the gold reserves have little effect on economic prosperity, looking at a few examples. I wonder what the point of having gold reserves is now , when everyone just prints money ?

[@nathanbell6962]

War time

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

Well Venezuela just printed a bunch of money and their inflation went up 280,000% when they had Maduros men executing people who wouldn't align with him in the streets. So it's safe to say gold in Venezuela is much more valuable than money in basically any amount. In USA the smallest piece of gold short of natural nuggets that you can buy from a certified mint is 1/10th ounce American eagle coins and they run for a tad over about 250 American Washingtons. So 1 dollar bills in USA do carry some significant value. Plus those 1/10th coins are federally backed currency too. You can't use them at the grocery store but they're technically worth their weight in gold so anyone who deals in gold is likely to accept them as a form of payment. I would. If I did 250 dollars worth of work I would be willing to accept 250 Washingtons, or a 1/10th ounce federally minted coin. Each are worth about the same. So it depends on what kind of currency you're talking about. USA makes a lot of currency and some is worth it and some is not. It depends. The mints usually stop making currency if it's not worth it unless you live in Venezuela but even in usa they just switch from solid copper pennies to copper plated zink so they could keep producing them for about same price as they're worth. It depends. You can buy federally backed gold coins from us mints that are meant to track the price of gold so they can both inflate and deflate on a day to day basis. Plus gold reserves do indicate signs of economic prosperity. It's obvious UK needs less than USA. Having no gold reserves can indicate there is no industry in a countries economy which requires gold. That or they produce eboufh gold they don't need reserves. USA economy requires gold in all kinds of different ways moreso than anyone so they need the largest reserves. so gold reserves can be used to indicate a lot

[@sashidharanbhupalan1714]

It is printed as per value of the gold.

[@gillessab1456]

C'est plus intéressant pour un pays d'avoir des participations dans les grosses entreprises comme Apple, Google, Toyota ,shell ....

[@hiyungmotovlog]

Philippines 1.5 + millions MT of Gold??

[@user-pe4kg5ev8j]

Where did you get the informations from?

[@franciscorubiojr3501]

Google

[@user-pe4kg5ev8j]

@@franciscorubiojr3501 I don't think they're accurate. Google is not reliable

[@WhereAreTheSquarePants]

The national gold reserves has nothing to do with commerical gold: mining and extraction. Different countries have their gold put in big countries where transactions are made just as a guarantee on the international market. So basically gold is used as a trust when you get a loan from financial markets.

[@batanaimadzima2923]

On the contrary it has everything to do with commercial gold, it's as if you implying money is not backed by real gold, and if it is such gold is mined/extracted gold.still on that it's shocking how countries that don't mine it have amassed it much more than those that do🤔

[@queserasera9543]

Just like the Phillippines who have gold reserves in other countries

[@WhereAreTheSquarePants]

@@batanaimadzima2923 since 70s money became *Fiat money*. So Nixon suspended US dollar convertibility to gold thus changed the very nature of this backed up by gold idea...

[@tgramachandran5125]

Nice presentation indeed.Lately countries have started amassing gold due to uncertain global financial situation- rightly so.Gold price is always in step with inflation & it never ever disappointed investors.

[@schattensand]

It just can be snatched from citizens by the government like happened 1933 in the USA. All was taken for little paper money.

[@perrysciara6270]

Just for grins, at todays spot price a ton of gold is worth about 48.6 million dollars.

[@cassidymugadza]

One has to wonder how much Tungsten is involved in all these numbers 🤣

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

Probably not much. They seem actually surprisingly accurate numbers. And least if we're assuming only whats in reserves. There's a lot more gold out in the streets that would be impossible to calculate in USA for example let alone anywhere else

[@Ars-gz8zh]

just a gently reminder: This is the current and only Mexican Flag... 🇲🇽

[@jimmyroos1677]

So proud to see al the African countries right on the top of the list

[@larrynorsworthy8582]

I don't understand why it is so valuable.

[@PaulieMD5]

Didn't expect France, Italy and Germany to have so much gold

[@ig150]

Coz they don’t.,,, video is total bull.,,

[@vHindenburg]

@@ig150 Germany indeed has huge gold reserves.

[@adrienrostagni5837]

Id say if you watch the past history of those country, it make sense...

[@GPT202]

@@vHindenburg Half of it, but have the Americans!

[@johnwebb4499]

I'm surprised France kept that much gold after WW2. I'm surprised Germany kept their gold too.

[@stanislavfedorenko8705]

Guys, why Mexico is with USA flag?

[@michaelbedinger4121]

Someone screwed up.

[@noupalsitio1512]

And Myanmar with Taiwan flag. Hahahahaha

[@ninja.saywhat]

it's about to be invaded by the US by the end of the decade. Mexico will be the 51st state of America and the largest too. the uploader knows this and he's way ahead of time 😉

[@JohnDoe-uw9nq]

Everyone mocking Italy every time there is a chance...now nobody talking about Italy in the top 3. But that's ok, we wake up only when others hate us.

[@jimness5902]

the own most of Italy's gold

[@piersp38]

E 'sti cazzi can We say it ?

[@johnbliss5027]

Private gold holding should be included.

[@brianmck7363]

I can’t believe the Netherlands had more gold than Spain and England combined, and Austria had a lot more than you would think!!

[@baki5178]

You set Yugoslavia flag instead of Serbia

[@luisangel5531]

Creo que todos los latinoamericanos de habla hispana sabemos de dónde viene la mayoría del oro de España. Xddddd ES HUMOR*

[@enriquegonzaga3865]

Lo tenemos guardado lejos de sus políticos para que no se lo roben. También es Humor 😜

[@ronin47bis]

¿Hacen falta otros 500 años más para que dejen de dar el coñazo con el oro?. Hace 2000 que han pasado desde que el nuestro nos lo robaron los romanos y no les hemos reclamado nunca....es humor, por supuesto.

[@tonygoncalves3976]

@@ronin47bis Hay que dejar atrás los resentimientos! El descubrimiento de América beneficio a ambos lados por igual! Los europeos trajeron el alcohol y la prostitución y a cambio se llevaron el tabaco y la sífilis! Fue un intercambio justo 🤣😵

[@germanarredondo8287]

Pensé que lo españoles tendrían más oro.

[@germanarredondo8287]

@@tonygoncalves3976siempre he creido si esa parte de nuestros antepasados hubiesen estado en la situación de los europeos habrían hecho lo mismo, además la tribus precolombinas practicaban el genocidio con sus vecinos, la violencia era algo cotidiano antes de la llegada de los colonizadores. (El autocorrector se hace wey para no terminar esa palabra lol)

[@Gk-in2lf]

India 750+ tons 🇮🇳♥️good 👍

[@kollurubharathsimha539]

That's just reserves but total amount of gold that our indian women wear nearly 22000 tonnes which is more than gold reserves of America , Europe combined whole asian reserves combined 😂😂

[@sunnygalleria5723]

Yes actually if you see Indian has the highest of gold reserves

[@joelindick2287]

@@sunnygalleria5723 YOU SEARCH THE VIDEO ABOUT THE TRUE GOLD RESERVES OF THE PHILIPPINES...NOT THOUSANDS and THAT IS..MILLION TONS OF GOLD..SEARCH THE VIDEO OF THE WORLD BANK EMPLOYEE TELLING THE GOLD DEPOSITS OF LATE PRES.OF THE PHILIPPINES FERDINAND ROMUALDEZ MARCOS.

[@O0O0-Il]

Indian Families have more Gold 🪙🪙🪙 than Top 10 Countries together have😁😁😁

[@videomaniac108]

The fact that the US has about 75% of the known gold reserves of the world makes it a silly proposition for countries like China who have a trade surplus with the US to want to exchange their Treasury securities for gold. Increasing the demand for this commodity that is fixed in supply will increase its value and enable the US to pay off its trade debts more cheaply. This would actually be a good thing for the US to do, since it has such a vast reserve of gold. The future value of the gold that China might get would be less secure than if it were to have retained the Treasury certificates.

[@Melbournelost66]

I'm surprised Australia didn't have that much considering how much we have in the ground geographically.

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

Pretty sure it's the same with Canada. Maybe your country doesn't have much requirement for holding reserves esspecially if you have access to a lot just sitting in the ground. USA has tons in the earth but they also need tons outside of the earth in order to have an easily accessable supply for businesses that don't have time to wait for it to come out of the ground. If you don't have any businesses that actively need much golf it would make sense not to make the expense of storing reserves when you can just like the little you need as you need it. I'm pretty sure Canada sells a lot to USA so they don't store it. They just mine it and sell it because they have lots of gold in the ground with small population and not much demand for it except to USA

[@brianmck7363]

And your country was under British rule for many years, who knows how much they took, same with Canada!!

[@ivanpetkovic2900]

It will be interesting to read history of this gold

[@marvl5089]

Yeah, especially where all these First-World countries "obtained" their gold...

[@BrunoLuizdeMello]

@@marvl5089 by Social Darwinism.

[@tammystewart10]

@@marvl5089 I guess Laos and Cambodia got robbed during French colonization. Vietnam not even on the list. The US probably robbed it during Vietnam war.

[@Maxsombrio99]

You should watch latest news of gold in Philippines (2022) as of now everyone should knew about how many tons of gold the Philippines have.

[@miguelRamirez-vg3lu]

We have 400k tons of gold here in bangko sentral fyi

[@louiebay9727]

Oi wag nga kayong magkalat Ng fakenews d2 mga uto uto sa tallano gold!

[@agngwantv]

@@louiebay9727 Gold Warriors: Americas Secret Recovery of the Yamashita Gold. Hindi lang puro Tallano Gold sinasabi nyo.

[@artvictor5044]

Don't bother either it was a fake news about tons of gold that Philippines have, that their problem anyway! What was more important now was we are now in possession of metric tons of golds and the Yamashita Treasures.

[@agngwantv]

@@artvictor5044 I believe Imelda Marcos more than you

[@azizuner6216]

Italia gold reserve surprised me

[@massimobernardo-]

look at the Italian private savings, you will be surprised again. .

[@ondasuondaable]

@@massimobernardo- that's why they are among the richest in the world. In europe richer than germans.

[@franz490]

Ondasoundaable yours sounds like a stupid irony. Do you know that Italy is the fifth most industrialized country in the world? Do you also know that the second manufacturing country in Europe, second ONLY to Germany? Do you know that it has 80% (eighty!) Of the cultural heritage of Europe and 40% of the WHOLE WORLD? no? then study and shut up

[@Youtubechannel-po8cz]

I think, Spain, France, Germany and Switzerland should return their gold to the countries they stole it from.

[@ervinmolina5713]

It is unfair to see that the countries where there are more gold mines are not among those with the most gold.

[@tanelihotanen3394]

How so? They sell their gold for money. Gold is a depreciating asset so a smart player would Invest in something else.

[@fxdx68]

@@tanelihotanen3394 depreciating asset ?

[@tanelihotanen3394]

@@fxdx68 stock market generates a lot more profit than Gold. In fact, Gold loses value over time when adjusted to inflation while almost every other asset generates considerable profit. Real estate is often the most profitable. I would never invest in Gold and i would never want my country to Invest in gold either, there are a lot better options available.

[@tanelihotanen3394]

@@fxdx68 so in other words, produce gold to sell it, with the money buy something else but gold and you'll end up with a lot more wealth than you would have if you kept the gold you mined for yourself.

[@fxdx68]

@@tanelihotanen3394 even on long term?

[@mnardpaul935]

You will need to update this come 2023 to 2026. Everbody in the world will be shocked on what is about to happen of who owns most of the gold in this world.

[@tobito3100]

Will it be like cowboys and aliens?

[@ninja.saywhat]

watch out, i'll be on the top of that list. i'm planning the biggest heist in the history with my italian crew 😏😆

[@constantinroman6145]

After USA invaded and destroyed so many countries is normal to have so much gold 😀

[@ninja.saywhat]

yeah apparently the US doesn't have massive gold mining production and untapped gold reserves. typical clueless 🤡uttering nonsense online and knows nothing what he's talking about.

[@artvictor5044]

You mean stolen wealth & treasures from many countries what the bandits and pirates have done was you pictured USA? If that was true it would reverse or change the historical facts of the world that not the Imperial Japan and through her army General Yamashita smash and stolen the wealth of all Asian countries during WW2!

[@XxxXxx-fm3wo]

In Canada we hold the gold foiled chocolate Loonies from the Dollar store as a gold reserve.

[@coconeesy440]

From beginning is king in gold Philippines 🇵🇭

[@gustavoelgalderon4265]

Germany don’t have that much Gold. USA still owns the most German gold and they will definitive will not give them back

[@gundam9489]

Sure they will, germany can Sanctions them to the ground if not.

[@justinpetersen5273]

Didn’t America erase German debt after they rebuilt Germany after WW2? Yea I thought so

[@wutrax1]

That was true during the cold war, most of it is in Germany now.

[@sharmasharma4568]

Taiwan 400+tons🤯

[@ninja.saywhat]

TAIWAN NUMBA WAN

[@michaeln8951]

Philippines 156 tons this is funny video search for marcos gold documentary.. if you combined all the gold of the worl it is only 5 or 10% of marcos gold.marcos gold is almost 1 million tons. ..it is worth 4 trillion dollars i think and that is famous for the term the ill gotten wealth of marcos.

[@reycomojares8083]

Hmmm

[@adbenturetv2248]

Hindi naman napatunayan na ill gotten dba?😁👍

[@adbenturetv2248]

Hindi naman napatunayan na ill gotten dba?😁👍

[@edgardourcia2241]

It's the fact

[@galleryteneuesartnouveau9353]

These gold reserves represents the value of every country's currency values gold represents monetary values

[@alrincon7676]

Imagine how much gold Mexico would’ve had if Spain didn’t plundered Mexican gold.

[@nonamenoname1544]

!! Imagine !! eh ? Mexico should be now... like China. No ? My friend: ! WORK !

[@kennetheduardordonez2980]

Philippines have 156 tons of gold they said? And the US is the most gold reserve in the world? I don't think so

[@inisipisTV]

We have one of the biggest gold mines in the world. China have been trading for gold with us before the Spanish. We used to be no. 8 in Gold mining (until environmentalist stop most of them in the 90's) Besides having lots of Gold mines in Western and Southern US and Alska. The US gained a lot gold from the European powers during WW1 and WW2 when they sold or lend-lease them food, supplies and weaponry. It bankrupted both UK and Germany. The UK was only able to repay most it during the 80's, mostly in gold.

[@juliomendoza43]

Ahhhh kaya pala gusto nyo Kunin Ang ginto Namin.......marami pala kayong ginto?????😂😂😂😂😂🇵🇭🦁🦅

[@onofrepiquero9842]

Reserve

[@zephillusion5391]

Philippine 27000 toons of gold not 150toons

[@abubakarabdullahi3315]

They mean looted golds.

[@MarcosJuarezSanchez]

México with the US flag wtf

[@carlosa.g.z.7755]

I wonder where Spain, Portugal, Netherlands, France and Italy got their gold from....I doubt it came from their soil. I have an idea about Spain though. Ese oro viajó en barquitos largos trayectos en el mar para llegar a la peninsula.

[@euwlisses]

Portugal took gold from Brazil in colonial times.

[@odisseasparaiba7503]

Te invio un gracias desde Italia por el oro que llevaron los españoles y dejaron en Italia cuando lo hecharon

[@sciupess2]

a large part of the Italian gold reserves were accumulated between the 60s and 70s when there was "the Italian economic miracle" the Italian economy grew a lot and the Italian governments decided to invest a part of the GDP by buying gold ...

[@olivierolivier6080]

y de dondes vienen tus coches ? los habeis comprado ? pues nosotros tambien, el oro tambien se compra

[@alberto19761]

We bought it

[@thamesdebbarma6002]

Each and Every brick of gold weight is 17 Kilogram and 125 Gram

[@buyco5513]

Aliens love Gold for their Computers... ;)

[@Selinger1000]

It is not correct to indicate the weight of gold in storage. And France, and Germany, and Switzerland and the United States, are places where someone else's gold is stored, too.

[@JoaoMariaNunes]

this would be interesting if you compared Gold per capita...not just by quantity only

[@samTollefson]

That is an excellent point! A very interesting and different perspective for sure!

[@JoaoMariaNunes]

@@samTollefson yes if you divide 900.000 kilos ( 900 tons ) by 300.000.000 Americans ( 300 million ) you get 0,003 of a kilo for each American ( 3 grams each )if my maths doesn't fail me...( 0.10582 oz)

[@JoaoMariaNunes]

@@samTollefson comparing to Portugal 400.000 kg divide by 10.000.000 (10 million ) you get 0.04 kg for each protuguese... wich is 40 gr (1.411 oz ) the portuguese have 14 times more gold than the americans...lol

[@scottowensbyable]

@@JoaoMariaNunes the US has 8133 tons. If I had it figured right, it comes to .7829 ounces per person.

[@JoaoMariaNunes]

@@scottowensbyable stand corrected, the USA has 8133.47 Tonnes which means each American has 0.027 kg, making it 27 grams, even so, they are still poorer than the Portuguese...27 grams is 0,9523969726 oz, i used round numbers, excluding 8133 tons if you divide by 300 million Americans ( i calculated also 10 million PT ) the result is 0.97 ( using direct conversion ) we can consider 0.02 oz negligible, but even if we use the exact number of citizens it won't change much...so Americans are still poorer, but not as much as i thought they were ...one thing thou USA uses tons, why not Kilos and grams after all they are all multiples of 1000, much more logical then using an old system like the OZ which makes conversion difficult.. with large numbers you have to use a calculator while in the metric system you just move the comma from left to right or right to left depending on the result you pretend, the name remains the same...

[@SaGeOwL4891]

I love this concept: we dig deep for gold ore, polluting the shit out of this, then we refine this gold just to store it in a concrete building. Imagine explaining this to an alien race

[@djprojectus]

Some say we gather the gold for extraterrestrial,for the Annunaki...

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

Well it's not stored forever. People use it for different purposes so it's good to have a supply built up just Incase you need it. It is a precious metals which means it's used for every important things. Computer electronics, jewelry, it has certain thermodynamic properties ECT. So gold has its uses

[@leodoro8877]

Informative presentation but you left out the IMF, BIS and the World Bank.

[@1800tazi]

Yea, right! America is like 31 trillion in debt. In reality I heard their coffers are essentially empty.

[@MurthyMurthy-wb7nx]

Money vs gold and principal vs interest is equal to work force salary is equal to gold

[@greaterthings5652]

That’s not the 🇲🇽 Mexican flag

[@Alexandregonv]

Haha

[@stephentan7881]

The colonists have so much gold. I have a feeling my ancestors' collection of gold nuggets were forcibly taken by them!

[@tammystewart10]

I have a theory Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam were robbed by the colonists and during US war.

[@tiefseehase9503]

Ofc they were. The whole point of colonisation is to take ressources from the colonised country 🙄

[@eveliogil]

Yep

[@freddonkor5538]

They've stolen all the African gold

[@koonlookka3812]

🎋🎋🎋🧑‍🎓🧑‍🎓🧑‍🎓🇹🇭🇹🇭💖💖💖🌍🌍🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@christianoduhy]

4:44 Brasil / Brazil

[@koul09876]

Indian public has 25000 tonne of gold.. Privately held.. Not by Government..

[@dataso4842]

México ehhehe okey