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NATO countries Compared by Economy > Reserves > Total reserves minus gold > Current US$

DEFINITION: Total reserves minus gold (current US$). Total reserves minus gold comprise special drawing rights, reserves of IMF members held by the IMF, and holdings of foreign exchange under the control of monetary authorities. Gold holdings are excluded. Data are in current U.S. dollars.

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# COUNTRY AMOUNT DATE GRAPH HISTORY
1 Poland $103.40 billion 2012
2 Turkey $99.94 billion 2012
3 United Kingdom $88.60 billion 2012
4 Denmark $86.14 billion 2012
5 Canada $68.36 billion 2012
6 Germany $67.42 billion 2012
7 France $54.23 billion 2012
8 Norway $51.86 billion 2012
9 Italy $50.50 billion 2012
10 Hungary $44.51 billion 2012
11 Czech Republic $44.27 billion 2012
12 Romania $41.16 billion 2012
13 Spain $35.52 billion 2012
14 Netherlands $22.05 billion 2012
15 Belgium $18.60 billion 2012
16 Bulgaria $18.37 billion 2012
17 Croatia $14.81 billion 2012
18 Lithuania $8.22 billion 2012
19 Latvia $7.11 billion 2012
20 Iceland $4.09 billion 2012
21 Albania $2.52 billion 2012
22 Portugal $2.20 billion 2012
23 Greece $1.27 billion 2012
24 Luxembourg $871.00 million 2012
25 Slovakia $818.41 million 2012
26 Slovenia $782.19 million 2012
27 Estonia $287.35 million 2012

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