International reserves — all countries

International reserves — NATO

International reserves in NATO in 2025 — 4,765,188,796,574 US$. Since 1984, the indicator has risen by 1,156.1%.

2025 4.77T US$ +37.75% vs 2024
World rank
Period maximum 4.77T US$2025
Period minimum 379B US$1984

Trend over time

1984–2025 · US$

International reserves — NATO, 1984–202502T4T6T1984198919941999200420092014201920241984: 379,372,402,425 US$1985: 420,281,191,977 US$1986: 494,546,559,779 US$1987: 660,458,109,501 US$1988: 607,423,823,890 US$1989: 642,170,159,397 US$1990: 715,210,033,580 US$1991: 686,305,111,343 US$1992: 647,961,962,980 US$1993: 680,728,094,934 US$1994: 717,781,921,956 US$1995: 774,065,938,816 US$1996: 786,109,447,657 US$1997: 730,246,227,041 US$1998: 750,638,449,654 US$1999: 690,232,596,185 US$2000: 671,298,416,956 US$2001: 649,592,188,755 US$2002: 780,112,201,228 US$2003: 861,958,685,530 US$2004: 903,430,599,782 US$2005: 920,137,666,474 US$2006: 1,056,596,801,324 US$2007: 1,271,154,542,664 US$2008: 1,283,389,419,052 US$2009: 1,625,211,472,324 US$2010: 1,882,333,617,985 US$2011: 2,021,694,275,697 US$2012: 2,176,612,573,744 US$2013: 1,952,297,533,063 US$2014: 1,902,613,797,570 US$2015: 1,786,825,532,944 US$2016: 1,872,380,117,120 US$2017: 2,095,283,557,242 US$2018: 2,104,109,046,164 US$2019: 2,287,582,161,293 US$2020: 2,641,940,964,172 US$2021: 2,936,379,767,235 US$2022: 2,889,946,308,242 US$2023: 3,111,311,393,038 US$2024: 3,459,252,081,039 US$2025: 4,765,188,796,574 US$
Change over the period: +4.39T (+1,156.07%) Average annual rate: 6.37 %
International reserves — NATO, by year NATO All countries CSV XLSX
Year US$ Change Change, %
2025 4.77T +1.31T +37.75%
2024 3.46T +348B +11.18%
2023 3.11T +221B +7.66%
2022 2.89T −46.43B −1.58%
2021 2.94T +294B +11.14%
2020 2.64T +354B +15.49%
2019 2.29T +183B +8.72%
2018 2.1T +8.83B +0.42%
2017 2.1T +223B +11.9%
2016 1.87T +85.55B +4.79%
2015 1.79T −116B −6.09%
2014 1.9T −49.68B −2.54%
2013 1.95T −224B −10.31%
2012 2.18T +155B +7.66%
2011 2.02T +139B +7.4%
2010 1.88T +257B +15.82%
2009 1.63T +342B +26.63%
2008 1.28T +12.23B +0.96%
2007 1.27T +215B +20.31%
2006 1.06T +136B +14.83%
2005 920B +16.71B +1.85%
2004 903B +41.47B +4.81%
2003 862B +81.85B +10.49%
2002 780B +131B +20.09%
2001 650B −21.71B −3.23%
2000 671B −18.93B −2.74%
1999 690B −60.41B −8.05%
1998 751B +20.39B +2.79%
1997 730B −55.86B −7.11%
1996 786B +12.04B +1.56%
1995 774B +56.28B +7.84%
1994 718B +37.05B +5.44%
1993 681B +32.77B +5.06%
1992 648B −38.34B −5.59%
1991 686B −28.9B −4.04%
1990 715B +73.04B +11.37%
1989 642B +34.75B +5.72%
1988 607B −53.03B −8.03%
1987 660B +166B +33.55%
1986 495B +74.27B +17.67%
1985 420B +40.91B +10.78%
1984 379B

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.