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Which country has the largest foreign reserves?

China records the world’s highest foreign reserves: $33.598 trillion (2024 est.), ahead of Japan at $5.715 trillion (2024 est.). The five highest are China, Japan, United States, Switzerland, India. All figures come from the Magna Factbook’s 195-country dataset; the full ranking with Magna grades and country files is below.

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CountryChina
Value$33.598 trillion (2024 est.)

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