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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, and includes certain economies that are not considered to be countries (such as Taiwan and Hong Kong, 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	3,821,315	December 2013
2	Japan	1,246,281	January 2014
3	Saudi Arabia	726,673	January 2014
4	Switzerland	490,556	January 2014
5	Russia	457,211	January 2014
6	Republic of China (Taiwan)	416,935	January 2014
7	Brazil	358,232	January 2014
8	Republic of Korea	343,600	January 2014
	Eurozone	337,923	January 2014
9	Hong Kong	312,145	January 2014
10	India	285,081	April 2014
11	Singapore	271,326	January 2014
12	Mexico	178,056	January 2014
13	Thailand	160,556	January 2014
14	United States	135,016	February 2014
15	Malaysia	131,725	January 2014
16	United Kingdom	122,487	January 2014
17	Turkey	104,655	January 2014
18	Poland	102,198	January 2014
19	Indonesia	97,479	January 2014
20	Denmark	85,047	February 2014
21	Israel	83,191	January 2014
22	Canada	72,658	January 2014
23	Philippines	71,632	January 2014
24	Germany	66,902	January 2014
25	Peru	63,781	January 2014
26	Sweden	61,229	January 2014
27	Norway	59,644	January 2014
28	Czech Republic	55,795	January 2014
29	France	54,496	January 2014
30	Italy	51,071	January 2014

Published - May 2014

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