Gold Reserves of Cambodia: 50 Years of Change
Cambodia currently holds 50.4 tonnes of official gold and is actively accumulating. Here is how its reserves rose and fell over the last half-century.
Key moments in Cambodia's gold history
- A quiet accumulator — the NBC roughly doubled holdings over the 2010s as reserves grew.
The 50-year picture
Cambodia belongs to the accumulator camp — countries whose central banks have added gold over the modern era rather than sold it. Since the 2008 financial crisis, and especially after the freezing of Russia's currency reserves in 2022 showed that foreign-currency assets carry political risk, official buying worldwide has run at record levels, and Cambodia's holdings of 50.4 tonnes reflect that shift.
Whatever an individual country does, the global trend is unambiguous: central banks collectively bought more than 1,000 tonnes a year from 2022 through 2025 — the heaviest official buying since the Bretton Woods era — and that demand is one of the forces behind today's record gold prices. For the full worldwide table, see gold reserves by country.
Cambodia vs Pakistan
Cambodia50.4 t
Pakistan64.7 tFAQs — Cambodia Gold Reserves
How much gold does Cambodia have?
Cambodia holds approximately 50.4 tonnes of official gold reserves according to the latest IMF/World Gold Council reporting, ranking around #51 among all countries. At today's international price that gold is worth roughly $6.6 billion.
Is Cambodia buying or selling gold?
Cambodia has been a net buyer in recent years — its central bank has been adding gold as part of reserve diversification.
Why do central banks hold gold?
Gold carries no counterparty risk, cannot be frozen or printed by another country, and historically holds value through currency crises — which is why central banks bought more gold in 2022–2025 than in any period since the 1960s.
Where does Cambodia rank compared with Pakistan?
Pakistan holds about 64.7 tonnes. Cambodia, with 50.4 tonnes, ranks below Pakistan in official gold holdings.
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