@writersroom.boardwalkHere is the breakdown of European gold reserves by country as reported by the World Gold Council and IMF for mid-2026. Germany holds the top spot with 3,350 tonnes. Italy follows at 2,452 tonnes and France sits right behind with 2,437 tonnes. Russia comes in fourth with 2,283 tonnes while Switzerland has 1,040 tonnes. Moving down the list, Poland holds 632 tonnes and the Netherlands has 612 tonnes. Türkiye reports 531 tonnes followed by Portugal with 383 tonnes. The United Kingdom has 310 tonnes and Spain holds 282 tonnes. Austria has 280 tonnes and Belgium sits at 227 tonnes. Sweden holds 126 tonnes while Greece has 115 tonnes. Hungary reports 110 tonnes and Romania has 104 tonnes. The Czech Republic holds 82 tonnes and Denmark has 66.5 tonnes. Belarus rounds out this specific list with 53.9 tonnes. Serbia is next with 53.8 tonnes. Finland holds 43.8 tonnes and Bulgaria has 41 tonnes. Slovakia reports 31.7 tonnes and Ukraine has 27.4 tonnes.

@writersroom.boardwalkHere is the breakdown of European gold reserves by country as reported by the World Gold Council and IMF for mid-2026. Germany holds the top spot with 3,350 tonnes. Italy follows at 2,452 tonnes and France sits right behind with 2,437 tonnes. Russia comes in fourth with 2,283 tonnes while Switzerland has 1,040 tonnes. Moving down the list, Poland holds 632 tonnes and the Netherlands has 612 tonnes. Türkiye reports 531 tonnes followed by Portugal with 383 tonnes. The United Kingdom has 310 tonnes and Spain holds 282 tonnes. Austria has 280 tonnes and Belgium sits at 227 tonnes. Sweden holds 126 tonnes while Greece has 115 tonnes. Hungary reports 110 tonnes and Romania has 104 tonnes. The Czech Republic holds 82 tonnes and Denmark has 66.5 tonnes. Belarus rounds out this specific list with 53.9 tonnes. Serbia is next with 53.8 tonnes. Finland holds 43.8 tonnes and Bulgaria has 41 tonnes. Slovakia reports 31.7 tonnes and Ukraine has 27.4 tonnes.