As Middle East tensions escalate, the allure of gold has soared, with its price reaching a peak of $2,400.67 per ounce. This significant 1.2% rise highlights a surging demand for stability.
Globally, the United States holds the largest gold reserves, totaling 8,133 tons, according to Trading Economics.
It is followed by Germany with 3,353 tons, Italy with 2,452 tons, France with 2,437 tons, and Russia with 2,333 tons.
In Latin America, optimism emerges despite smaller reserves. Venezuela leads with 161 tons, Brazil follows with 130 tons, and . . .
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