List of countries by foreign-exchange reserves (excluding gold)

This is a list of the top 30 countries of the world sorted by their foreign-exchange reserves excluding gold reserves.

The table includes the latest available data, mostly from the International Monetary Fund,^[1] and includes certain economies that are not considered to be sovereign states (such as Taiwan, Hong Kong and the Eurozone, because of their special economic statuses).

Rank	Country	Foreign-exchange reserves Ex. Gold (Millions of US$)	Figures as of
1	People's Republic of China	3,843,018	December 2014[2]
2	Japan	1,231,044	December 2014[3]
3	Saudi Arabia	731,920	December 2014[4]
4	Switzerland	542,656	February 2015[5]
5	Republic of China (Taiwan)	418,980	December 2014[6]
6	Brazil	360,965	December 2014[7]
7	Republic of Korea	358,798	December 2014[8][9]
8	Russia	339,371	December 2014[10][11]
	Hong Kong	328,430	December 2014[12]
	Eurozone	327,635	December 2014[13]
9	India	321,541	March 27, 2015[14][15]
10	Singapore	256,649	December 2014[16]
11	Mexico	190,924	December 2014[17]
12	Thailand	151,253	December 2014[18]
13	United Kingdom	123,559	December 2014[19]
14	Malaysia	114,572	December 2014[20][21]
15	United States	112,150	March 27, 2015[22]
16	Denmark	110,745	February 2015[23]
17	Indonesia	108,835	December 2014[24]
18	Turkey	106,911	December 2014[25]
19	Poland	96,470	December 2014[26]
20	Israel	86,105	December 2014[27]
21	Canada	74,584	December 2014[28][29]
22	Philippines	72,057	December 2014[30]
23	Norway	64,857	December 2014[31]
24	Germany	62,247	December 2014[32]
25	Peru	61,033	December 2014[33]
26	Sweden	57,738	December 2014[34]
27	Czech Republic	54,161	December 2014[35]
28	Australia	50,812	December 2014[36]
29	France	49,554	December 2014[37]
30	Italy	47,688	December 2014[38]

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