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Central Bank Gold · Asia

Nepal flagGold Reserves of Nepal: 50 Years of Change

Nepal currently holds 8.0 tonnes of official gold and is holding steady. Here is how its reserves rose and fell over the last half-century.

Official Holdings8.0 t
World Rank#77 of 195
Market Value (live)$1.0 billion
50-Year Trend● Stable
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The 50-year picture

Nepal is a holder, not a trader: its reserves of 8.0 tonnes have changed little across decades of market cycles. For countries in this camp, gold functions as a permanent foundation layer of the national balance sheet — insurance that is never meant to be spent.

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.

Nepal vs Pakistan

Nepal8.0 t
Pakistan64.7 t

FAQs — Nepal Gold Reserves

How much gold does Nepal have?

Nepal holds approximately 8.0 tonnes of official gold reserves according to the latest IMF/World Gold Council reporting, ranking around #77 among all countries. At today's international price that gold is worth roughly $1.0 billion.

Is Nepal buying or selling gold?

Nepal's holdings have been broadly unchanged for years; the central bank neither buys nor sells in normal conditions.

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 Nepal rank compared with Pakistan?

Pakistan holds about 64.7 tonnes. Nepal, with 8.0 tonnes, ranks below Pakistan in official gold holdings.

Disclaimer: The gold and silver rates provided on this website are aggregated from various local bullion markets and Sarafa Associations across Pakistan. While we strive to maintain accurate and up-to-date information, these prices are indicative and subject to continuous market fluctuations. They do not include making charges, local taxes, or dealer commissions. We recommend verifying the final price with your local jeweller before making any transaction.