The United States has the largest gold reserve in the world and the largest economy in the world.

The following are the ten countries with the largest gold reserves in the world:

Usa 8 133.50 76.6

Germany 3395.50

3 IMF 28 14.00

Italy 245 1.80 73.2

5 France

6 China 1658 1.8

7 Switzerland1040.1011.7

Russia 934.50 10. 1

9 Japan

10 Netherlands

Question 2: What is the gold reserve in the United States? How many are there in China? The World Gold (1258.30, 9.60, 0.77%) Committee (WGC) recently released the gold reserves of countries and international organizations in March (based on the end of last year), and the United States topped the list with 8 133.5 tons. China ranks sixth and is a developing country with the largest gold reserves. According to the WGC report, China's gold reserves in March were 1054. 1 ton, accounting for 1.6% of foreign exchange reserves. The United States ranks first with 8 133.5 tons, accounting for 70.4% of its foreign exchange reserves.

Question 3: What are the gold reserves of various countries in 2065438-2006? According to the statistics of analyst Yang.

No. 1: USA

Official gold reserve: 8 133.5 tons.

Proportion of gold reserves to foreign exchange reserves: 76%

Cash value: 404.3 billion

Second place: Germany

Official gold reserve: 3,378.2 tons

Proportion of gold reserves to foreign exchange reserves: 69.9%

Cash value: 654.38+0679 billion.

Third place: Italy

Official gold reserve: 245 1.8 tons.

Proportion of gold reserves to foreign exchange reserves: 69.9%

Cash value: 654.38+0679 billion.

Fourth place: France

Official gold reserve: 2,435.8 tons

Proportion of gold reserves to foreign exchange reserves: 65.4%

Cash value: 12 1 1 100 million.

5th place: China.

Official gold reserve: 1823.3 tons

Proportion of gold reserves to foreign exchange reserves: 2.3%

Cash value: $90.6 billion

Sixth place: Russia

Official gold reserve: 1498.7 tons.

Proportion of gold reserves to foreign exchange reserves: 16.2%

Cash value: $74.4 billion

Seventh place: Switzerland

Official gold reserve: 1040 tons

Proportion of gold reserves to foreign exchange reserves: 6.7%

Cash value: 51700 million

8 th place: Japan

Official gold reserve: 765.2 tons

Proportion of gold reserves to foreign exchange reserves: 2.6%

Cash value: $38 billion

9th place: New Zealand

Official gold reserve: 6 12.5 tons.

Proportion of gold reserves to foreign exchange reserves: 63.3%

Cash value: $30.4 billion

10: India

Official gold reserve: 557.8 tons

Proportion of gold reserves to foreign exchange reserves: 6.5%

Cash value: $2.77 billion

Question 4: When did China's 600 tons of gold reserve arrive in China and the United States? There are 600 tons of gold reserves in Manhattan, USA. When I first heard the news, I was shocked, because this was what Yang said in the third issue of Window to the South in 2009. He said, "At present, China's gold reserves only account for

1% of the total foreign exchange reserves, accounting for 600 tons. All these 600 tons of gold are transported to the United States for storage, which is a big hidden danger to China's financial security. At present, it is necessary to ship back 600 tons of gold as soon as possible to stabilize the finances. "

A hundred herbs to stop water is very chaotic. 600 tons of gold, not in your own vault, must be put in the American vault? The problem is that China and the United States are not allies, and there are very serious conflicts of interest. In case the two countries break up one day.

Isn't it easy to detain our gold when people turn against each other?

It is puzzling that it was the Republic of China that joined the Bretton Woods system at that time, not the later, and the gold in Taiwan Province Province should be deposited in the United States. Why did you end up in the mainland instead? And store gold reserves.

All countries in the United States are allies of the United States and capitalist countries. Why did China dare to put its gold reserves there? Since it has been saved, when was it? Why? Someone on the Internet said that China kept gold reserves in the United States.

The price of China's entry into WTO, but the WTO has never stipulated that gold reserves must be kept in the United States. Otherwise, with so many WTO members, why do only 60 countries keep their gold reserves in the United States? continue

After further investigation, it is found that China initially deposited its gold reserve in the United States at 1990, and then it was secretly transported out of China and put into the US Treasury. But we entered the WTO at 200 1, so we will reserve gold.

Storing America has nothing to do with our entry into WTO.

But why must it be stored in the United States, and it is a secret decision to quietly escort it to Manhattan? Some people say that to develop capitalist economy, we must deposit gold reserves in the United States as collateral, otherwise the United States will not support it.

Our capitalist economy will be difficult to develop. However, except North Korea and Cuba, the rest of the world is a capitalist economy. Why do only 60 countries put their gold reserves in the United States? and

Countries like Venezuela have not only kept gold in the United States, but also resolutely transferred foreign exchange reserves deposited in American banks in 2007. Is China really not as far-sighted as Venezuelan?

Courage? Therefore, to solve the mystery of 600 tons of gold stored in the United States, we must contact the domestic and international situation around 1990 for textual research.

What is the domestic and international situation around 1990? As we all know, a very important political event happened in China the year before last, and then the western world, led by the United States, threatened to impose joint sanctions.

China, this kind of sanctions is often called economic blockade. What will happen to China in the event of an economic blockade? The export-oriented economy will collapse rapidly, and the whole economic system will collapse completely, which is unbearable for the ruling authorities.

There is no choice but to negotiate with the western leader, the United States, in order to avoid economic blockade as much as possible. We don't know the specific content of the negotiations, but the result is that China's gold reserves are forced to be transferred to the United States for storage, which is both lose-lose.

China's political mortgage is also China's economic mortgage. In the end, the West failed to impose comprehensive economic sanctions on China, and only the arms embargo with little influence has continued to this day.

Why did the western economic sanctions against us turn into a fatal threat at that time? On the one hand, China's economy had little influence on the world at that time, and the blockade of China did little harm to the West. However, when

At that time, China's economy followed the pattern of Japanese and Asian Four Little Dragons, that is, relying on exports to revitalize the national economy, which decided that we had to rely heavily on the consumer markets of western developed countries. More importantly, our economy is still heavily dependent on.

Thanks to foreign capital, once foreign capital is withdrawn and stopped, China's economy will be devastated. On the other hand, at that time, great changes took place in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, and the global order was violently turbulent. It is easy for western countries led by the United States.

It won an all-round victory in the Cold War, thus gaining an overwhelming global strategic advantage. In this case, China just tried to avoid discoloration and paid a very heavy political and economic price for it, so there was no such thing.

France is under great pressure from the west. There is no way. If China does not compromise politically, it will have to compromise economically. Not only will its gold reserves reach the United States, but the cost of joining the WTO is also high. Why did China desperately accumulate dollars?

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Question 5: What is the purpose of so many gold reserves in the United States? This is because the United States banned Britain 100 years ago, becoming the world's largest power, with a highly developed industry, and then a developed financial industry was born. With the rapid development of trade, the surplus has flowed to the United States, and gold was once the payment currency of international trade.

After the end of World War II, 1945 1945 On February 27th, 2005, representatives of 22 countries attending the Bretton Woods Conference signed the Bretton Woods Agreement and formally established the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. These two institutions have become permanent specialized agencies of the United Nations since15 October. China is a founding member of these two institutions. 1980, People's Republic of China (PRC)'s legal seats in these two institutions were successively restored.

The Bretton Woods system is based on gold, and the US dollar is the main international reserve currency. The dollar is directly linked to gold, the currencies of all countries are linked to the dollar, and gold can be exchanged with the United States at the official price of $35 per ounce. Under the Bretton Woods system, the convertibility of the US dollar against gold and the adjustable pegged exchange rate system are the two pillars of this monetary system, and the International Monetary Fund is the central institution to maintain the normal operation of this system, with three functions: monitoring the international exchange rate, providing international credit and coordinating international monetary relations.

The establishment of the Bretton Woods system has indeed brought unprecedented international trade development and increasingly interdependent global economy for quite some time after the war. But the Bretton Woods system has its own insurmountable defects. Its fatal point is that it takes a country's currency (US dollar) as its main reserve asset, and this currency itself is unstable. Because only by relying on the long-term trade deficit of the United States can the US dollar be dispersed around the world, and other countries can get the US dollar supply.

But in this way, it will inevitably affect people's confidence in the dollar and cause the dollar crisis. If the United States maintains a balance of payments, it will cut off the supply of international reserves and cause insufficient international liquidity. This is an insurmountable contradiction. This is the famous triffin dilemma.

Bretton Woods System

Since the end of 1950s, with the gradual weakening of American economic competitiveness, its balance of payments began to deteriorate, and a global "dollar surplus" appeared. Countries have invested dollars in gold, and American gold began to flow out in large quantities. By 197 1 year, American gold reserves could no longer support the increasingly rampant dollar. Nixon was forced to announce in August this year that he would abandon the "gold standard" of exchanging gold at the official price of $35 per ounce and implement the free floating of the gold and the dollar exchange rate. So far, the US dollar is 8 133 tons of gold. List of official gold reserves in the world (April 2009) (Top 50)No. Number of countries (regions) Organization (tons) Gold proportion% 1 USA 8 133.5 75.9 2 Germany 34 12.6 62.9 3 International Monetary Fund 3217.

Question 6: How much gold does China have in the United States? China's total gold reserves are 1054. 1 ton, including 600 households in the United States. The United States has the largest gold reserve in the world, with 8 133 tons.

Question 7: How many tons of gold reserves does China have? From the perspective of gold production, China's gold production has continued to grow, maintaining its position as the world's largest gold producer for five consecutive years, while the domestic gold production of traditional gold producers has been declining.

According to the gold reserve data released by the World Gold Council, the US gold reserve of 20 133.5 tons is still the country with the largest gold reserve in the world, accounting for 26.49% of the global total. China's gold reserves are 1823.3 tons, ranking sixth in the world.

Question 8: How many tons of gold reserves has China pledged in the United States? The conservative estimate is 600- 1000 tons, because when the short man was in power, he once shipped 600 tons to the United States at one time. This is an open secret, and no one can hide it. Otherwise, the short man would not be accused of betraying the country in private, but it does not rule out that it was smuggled in later, so the conservative estimate is 600- 1000 tons, but it can be said for sure that China is a country at present.

Question 9: Why does China store 600 tons of gold in the United States? After World War II, 69% of the world's gold reserves were in the hands of the United States. Therefore, new york has become the world's gold trading center. The amount of gold newly mined after the war is not much. So the gold circulating and trading all over the world is basically those.

The Bretton Woods system disintegrated in1970s, and the dollar was no longer linked to gold. Coupled with the dollar turmoil caused by the oil crisis. So countries all over the world, including China, began to increase their gold reserves. The gold they bought and exchanged was part of the gold originally placed in the United States. For reasons such as security and transaction convenience, most countries will not ship the gold they buy back to their own countries. Instead, it continues to be stored in the United States, but it is already gold in its own name.

At the suggestion of 1973 Chen Yun, China also began to buy gold in the international market, initially from Hong Kong and London markets, but most of the gold in Hong Kong and London markets was also stored in the United States. Therefore, the gold purchased by China is basically in the United States, but it is the London or Hongkong branch of China Bank, which represents China.

With the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and the United States from 65438 to 0979, as well as China's reform and opening up and the increase of foreign exports, a considerable part of the foreign exchange reserves obtained were also converted into gold as reserves. In order to facilitate the settlement of future transactions, China's increased gold reserves are basically kept in the United States. At present, a considerable part of the gold reserves of more than 60 economically developed countries, including China, are in the United States.

To make an inappropriate analogy, the United States is like a bank. Zhang San's money was given to Li Si, not Zhang San's money, but Li Si's money was put back in the bank. But the bank directly transferred Zhang San's money to Li Si, and the money remained in the bank. This also provides convenience for Zhang San and Li Si to trade with Wang Wu or others in the future.