The data displays the % share of gold as compared to the total central bank reserves of the countries with the biggest gold holdings worldwide, as of December 2016. At that point, the U.S. central bank kept more than 75% of its total monetary holdings as gold reserves.
United States | 75.3 |
Germany | 69.5 |
Italy | 68.4 |
France | 66.2 |
Netherlands | 64.1 |
Portugal | 62.3 |
European Central Bank | 27 |
Russia | 16.3 |
Switzerland | 6.1 |
India | 6.1 |
Japan | 2.5 |
China | 2.3 |