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MexicoMX Β· Rank #31

Mexico gold reserves.

North AmericaUpdated 2025-12-31
Gold reserves
123.5 t
Reserve value
$11.40B
% of reserves
0.0%
YoY change
+3.4t
Est. purchase cost
$313.73M
Gold backing
2.33%
History

Holdings, flows, and spot value over time

Gold Holdings (Tonnes)

Reserve Value (USD Billions)

Annual Net Purchases / Sales (Tonnes)

Gold as % of Foreign Reserves

Context

Geopolitical backdrop

Mexico adds gold for North American economic hedging amid US relations.

Notable activity
Added 3.4 tonnes year-over-year to 124 tonnes.[user data]
Key motivations
Reserve Diversification
Currency

Gold backing analysis

Gold / M1 money supply2.33%
What this means

A rough measure of how much of the country's M1 money supply the market value of its gold could cover. Higher ratio β‡’ stronger implicit gold backing. Ratio is low vs peers β€” room for additional gold accumulation.

M1 money supply: $489.70B Β· IMF / central bank / FRED
Peers

Compare with similar countries

Countries in the same region or a roughly comparable size of reserves.

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Austria
Rank #21
Gold280 t
% Reserves69.7%
YoY0.0t
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Australia
Rank #33
Gold79.9 t
% Reserves13.5%
YoY0.0t
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Belgium
Rank #23
Gold227.4 t
% Reserves59.6%
YoY0.0t
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Czech Republic
Rank #34
Gold71.6 t
% Reserves5.8%
YoY0.0t
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Algeria
Rank #25
Gold173.6 t
% Reserves0.0%
YoY0.0t
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