Which central banks added gold in September 2026

Central banks that added to or reduced their reported gold holdings in September 2026, among the 45 countries we currently track. Each country is compared with its own report for the previous month, as stored in Bullion API’s scheduled cache. Cached, not live.

Stock changes reflect reported holdings and can include revaluations, revisions or reclassification; they are not purchase records.

Figures show each report’s own as-of date and cover only the countries we track, not global totals.

Added to reported holdings

CountryChangeReported holdingsPrevious month
ChinaSource: State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE)+23.02 t2,409.59 t as of 2,386.57 t as of
TürkiyeSource: Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye+16.58 t791.21 t as of 774.63 t as of
Czech RepublicSource: Czech National Bank+1.56 t87.40 t as of 85.85 t as of

Reduced reported holdings

No country reduced reported holdings in September 2026 among the 45 countries we currently track.

Unchanged

CountryChangeReported holdingsPrevious month
AustriaSource: Oesterreichische Nationalbank0.00 t280.02 t as of 280.02 t as of
GermanySource: Deutsche Bundesbank0.00 t3,349.13 t as of 3,349.13 t as of
JapanSource: Ministry of Finance Japan0.00 t846.01 t as of 846.01 t as of

Direction of change unknown

These sources report a value rather than tonnes, or a quantity we do not compare between months. We never derive tonnes to fill the gap.

  • Australia: $10,723.00 million as of . Value only: no tonnes are reported, so the direction of change is unknown. Source: Reserve Bank of Australia
  • Brazil: $23,047.00 million as of . Value only: no tonnes are reported, so the direction of change is unknown. Source: Banco Central do Brasil
  • Canada: $0.00 million as of . Value only: no tonnes are reported, so the direction of change is unknown. Source: Bank of Canada
  • India: $111,292.00 million as of . Value only: no tonnes are reported, so the direction of change is unknown. Source: Reserve Bank of India
  • Kazakhstan: $51,432.00 million as of . Value only: no tonnes are reported, so the direction of change is unknown. Source: National Bank of Kazakhstan
  • Malaysia: $6,000.00 million as of . Value only: no tonnes are reported, so the direction of change is unknown. Source: Bank Negara Malaysia
  • Pakistan: $8,703.96 million as of . Value only: no tonnes are reported, so the direction of change is unknown. Source: State Bank of Pakistan
  • Philippines: $17,822.20 million as of . Value only: no tonnes are reported, so the direction of change is unknown. Source: Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas
  • Poland: $90,676.50 million as of . Value only: no tonnes are reported, so the direction of change is unknown. Source: Narodowy Bank Polski
  • Russia: $301,607.00 million as of . Value only: no tonnes are reported, so the direction of change is unknown. Source: Bank of Russia
  • Singapore: SGD 543,616.70 million as of . Value only: no tonnes are reported, so the direction of change is unknown. Source: Monetary Authority of Singapore
  • South Korea: $4,800.00 million as of . Value only: no tonnes are reported, so the direction of change is unknown. Source: Bank of Korea

No report for September 2026

We have no cached report for this month for these countries.

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