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International reserves — Gambia

International reserves in the Gambia in 2024 — 628,849,157 US$. Ranked 144 in the world out of 164. Since 1964, the indicator has risen by 10,649.6%.

2024 629M US$ +8.98% vs 2023
World rank 144of 164
Period maximum 653M US$2021
Period minimum 1.73M US$1985

Trend over time

1964–2024 · US$

International reserves — Gambia, 1964–20240200M400M600M800M196419701976198219881994200020062012201820241964: 5,850,000 US$1966: 9,450,000 US$1968: 6,550,000 US$1970: 8,110,000 US$1972: 11,384,580 US$1974: 28,045,553 US$1976: 20,635,250 US$1978: 26,072,159 US$1980: 5,670,000 US$1982: 8,386,497 US$1984: 2,259,208 US$1986: 13,562,846 US$1988: 19,049,153 US$1990: 55,386,775 US$1992: 94,033,760 US$1994: 98,016,032 US$1996: 102,133,832 US$1998: 106,362,060 US$2000: 109,431,119 US$2002: 106,877,407 US$2004: 83,774,361 US$2006: 120,615,998 US$2008: 116,517,123 US$2010: 201,627,627 US$2012: 236,241,441 US$2014: 159,330,829 US$2016: 87,635,582 US$2018: 191,773,261 US$2020: 387,046,404 US$2022: 568,244,498 US$2024: 628,849,157 US$
Change over the period: +623M (+10,649.56%) Average annual rate: 8.11 %

Comparison, 2024

How the value compares with the world and the groups this territory belongs to: Gambia

Gambia 629M US$
World computed 14.86T US$
Sub-Saharan Africa computed 187B US$
International reserves — Gambia, by year Gambia All countries CSV XLSX
Year US$ Change Change, %
2024 629M +51.82M +8.98%
2023 577M +8.78M +1.55%
2022 568M −84.43M −12.94%
2021 653M +266M +68.63%
2020 387M +130M +50.63%
2019 257M +65.18M +33.99%
2018 192M +21.8M +12.83%
2017 170M +82.33M +93.95%
2016 87.64M −23.4M −21.08%
2015 111M −48.29M −30.31%
2014 159M −51.22M −24.33%
2013 211M −25.69M −10.87%
2012 236M +13M +5.82%
2011 223M +21.61M +10.72%
2010 202M −22.55M −10.06%
2009 224M +108M +92.4%
2008 117M −26.27M −18.4%
2007 143M +22.17M +18.38%
2006 121M +22.3M +22.69%
2005 98.31M +14.54M +17.35%
2004 83.77M +24.47M +41.26%
2003 59.31M −47.57M −44.51%
2002 107M +864,232 +0.82%
2001 106M −3.42M −3.12%
2000 109M −1.82M −1.63%
1999 111M +4.88M +4.59%
1998 106M +10.32M +10.75%
1997 96.04M −6.1M −5.97%
1996 102M −4.01M −3.78%
1995 106M +8.13M +8.3%
1994 98.02M −7.74M −7.32%
1993 106M +11.72M +12.46%
1992 94.03M +26.42M +39.07%
1991 67.62M +12.23M +22.08%
1990 55.39M +34.8M +169.01%
1989 20.59M +1.54M +8.09%
1988 19.05M −6.71M −26.04%
1987 25.76M +12.19M +89.91%
1986 13.56M +11.83M +682.2%
1985 1.73M −525,272 −23.25%
1984 2.26M −658,305 −22.56%
1983 2.92M −5.47M −65.21%
1982 8.39M +4.44M +112.41%
1981 3.95M −1.72M −30.37%
1980 5.67M +3.74M +193.94%
1979 1.93M −24.14M −92.6%
1978 26.07M +1.68M +6.88%
1977 24.39M +3.76M +18.22%
1976 20.64M −7.92M −27.73%
1975 28.55M +506,123 +1.8%
1974 28.05M +11.8M +72.69%
1973 16.24M +4.86M +42.65%
1972 11.38M +445,145 +4.07%
1971 10.94M +2.83M +34.89%
1970 8.11M +2.12M +35.39%
1969 5.99M −560,000 −8.55%
1968 6.55M −1.82M −21.74%
1967 8.37M −1.08M −11.43%
1966 9.45M +1.5M +18.87%
1965 7.95M +2.1M +35.9%
1964 5.85M

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About the indicator

Total international reserves, including monetary gold, special drawing rights, the reserve position in the IMF and foreign currency assets under the control of the central bank. Reserves are a buffer for servicing external obligations and supporting the exchange rate; their adequacy is assessed in months of imports.

Source: World Economic Outlook (IMF), license IMF open data.