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

This is a list of the top 33 sovereign states of the world sorted by their foreign-exchange reserves excluding gold reserves, but including special drawing rights (SDRs) and International Monetary Fund (IMF) reserve positions.

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

Rank	Country	Forex reserves (ex. gold) (in million of US$)	As of
1	China	3,087,000	Sep 2018[2][1]
2	Japan	1,268,300	Mar 2018[3][1]
3	Switzerland	737,806	Mar 2018[4]
4	Saudi Arabia	487,259	Feb 2018[1]
5	Russia	463,800	April 2018[5][1]
6	Taiwan[6]	460,441	September 2018[7][8]
7	Hong Kong	424,900	Aug 2018[9][1]
8	India	379,048.2	14 September 2018[10]
9	South Korea	396,750	Mar 2018[11][1]
10	Brazil	379,577	Mar 2018[12][1]
24	Eurozone	63,120	Mar 2018[1]
11	Singapore	282,921	Mar 2018[13][1]
12	Thailand	215,614	Mar 2018[14][1]
13	Mexico	177,615	Feb 2018[15][1]
14	United Kingdom	164,209	Mar 2018[1]
15	Czech Republic	149,984	Mar 2018[16][1]
16	Turkey	139,746	Feb 2018[1]
17	Indonesia	126,003	Mar 2018[17][1]
18	United States	125,725	Feb 2018[1]
20	Israel	115,978	Mar 2018[18]
19	Poland	119,470	Mar 2018[1]
21	Malaysia	103,688	Feb 2018[19][1]
23	Philippines	80,127	Mar 2018[20][1]
22	Canada	83,306	Mar 2018[21][1]
25	Peru	62,230	Mar 2018[22][23][1]
26	Australia	56,258	June 2017[1]
27	Norway	55,873	May 2017[24][1]
28	Denmark	52,576	May 2017[1]
29	Sweden	51,731	May 2017[25][1]
30	Hungary	43,816	June 2017[1]
31	France	38,467	June 2017[1]
32	Germany	37,678	June 2017[1]
33	Italy	37,305	June 2017[1]
34	Jordan	11,100	August 2017[1]

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