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Central Bank Gold · Oceania

New Zealand flagGold Reserves of New Zealand: 50 Years of Change

New Zealand currently holds no significant gold of official gold and is a net seller over recent decades. Here is how its reserves rose and fell over the last half-century.

Official Holdings
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50-Year Trend▼ Seller
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The 50-year picture

New Zealand sits on the seller side of the ledger: its official holdings today are well below their historical peak. Many central banks sold gold in the 1990s and early 2000s when it was cheap and unfashionable — decisions that look costly at today's record prices, and a key reason most sellers have since stopped.

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.

New Zealand vs Pakistan

New Zealand0 t
Pakistan64.7 t

FAQs — New Zealand Gold Reserves

How much gold does New Zealand have?

New Zealand reports no significant official gold holdings to the IMF — its central bank keeps reserves in foreign currencies and other assets instead.

Is New Zealand buying or selling gold?

New Zealand has been a net seller over the long run — its holdings today are well below their historical peak.

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 New Zealand rank compared with Pakistan?

Pakistan holds about 64.7 tonnes. New Zealand, with no significant gold, ranks well below Pakistan in official gold holdings.

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