Which country has the highest gold reserves?

Australia has the highest gold reserves at 13,000 metric tons as of 2025.

Which country has the lowest gold reserves?

Ghana has the lowest gold reserves at 1,000 metric tons as of 2025.

The global average for gold reserves is 4,200 metric tons as of 2025.

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Australia has the highest gold reserves among 13 countries with data in 2025.

How does Australia rank globally for gold reserves?: Australia has the highest gold reserves among 13 countries with data in 2025.
Which country has the highest gold reserves?: Australia has the highest gold reserves at 13,000 metric tons as of 2025.
Which country has the lowest gold reserves?: Ghana has the lowest gold reserves at 1,000 metric tons as of 2025.
What is the global average for gold reserves?: The global average for gold reserves is 4,200 metric tons as of 2025.

Year	Gold Reserves
2025	13,000

Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration · Updated June 2026