International reserves — all countries

International reserves — South-Eastern Asia

International reserves in South-Eastern Asia in 2025 — 1,226,919,260,134 US$. Since 1988, the indicator has risen by 2,940.9%.

2025 1.23T US$ +10.33% vs 2024
World rank
Period maximum 1.23T US$2025
Period minimum 40.35B US$1988

Trend over time

1988–2025 · US$

International reserves — South-Eastern Asia, 1988–20250500B1T1.5T19881992199620002004200820122016202020241988: 40,347,220,587 US$1989: 49,082,642,538 US$1990: 63,818,041,180 US$1991: 79,471,985,713 US$1992: 96,376,037,029 US$1993: 120,941,345,958 US$1994: 136,086,754,420 US$1995: 155,407,172,239 US$1996: 177,164,496,251 US$1997: 148,708,097,023 US$1998: 168,233,670,017 US$1999: 189,992,840,296 US$2000: 191,695,458,043 US$2001: 188,647,723,923 US$2002: 210,735,413,953 US$2003: 246,226,930,660 US$2004: 292,847,423,946 US$2005: 305,870,924,337 US$2006: 371,355,104,845 US$2007: 476,835,796,743 US$2008: 502,170,925,005 US$2009: 565,363,552,781 US$2010: 693,859,502,875 US$2011: 766,721,384,323 US$2012: 827,020,122,074 US$2013: 807,523,921,082 US$2014: 776,197,221,591 US$2015: 735,284,870,562 US$2016: 769,559,130,641 US$2017: 873,263,310,965 US$2018: 880,456,761,059 US$2019: 941,135,171,115 US$2020: 1,111,880,473,092 US$2021: 1,188,358,738,785 US$2022: 981,058,016,777 US$2023: 1,076,506,147,942 US$2024: 1,112,007,626,171 US$2025: 1,226,919,260,134 US$
Change over the period: +1.19T (+2,940.9%) Average annual rate: 9.67 %
International reserves — South-Eastern Asia, by year South-Eastern Asia All countries CSV XLSX
Year US$ Change Change, %
2025 1.23T +115B +10.33%
2024 1.11T +35.5B +3.3%
2023 1.08T +95.45B +9.73%
2022 981B −207B −17.44%
2021 1.19T +76.48B +6.88%
2020 1.11T +171B +18.14%
2019 941B +60.68B +6.89%
2018 880B +7.19B +0.82%
2017 873B +104B +13.48%
2016 770B +34.27B +4.66%
2015 735B −40.91B −5.27%
2014 776B −31.33B −3.88%
2013 808B −19.5B −2.36%
2012 827B +60.3B +7.86%
2011 767B +72.86B +10.5%
2010 694B +128B +22.73%
2009 565B +63.19B +12.58%
2008 502B +25.34B +5.31%
2007 477B +105B +28.4%
2006 371B +65.48B +21.41%
2005 306B +13.02B +4.45%
2004 293B +46.62B +18.93%
2003 246B +35.49B +16.84%
2002 211B +22.09B +11.71%
2001 189B −3.05B −1.59%
2000 192B +1.7B +0.9%
1999 190B +21.76B +12.93%
1998 168B +19.53B +13.13%
1997 149B −28.46B −16.06%
1996 177B +21.76B +14%
1995 155B +19.32B +14.2%
1994 136B +15.15B +12.52%
1993 121B +24.57B +25.49%
1992 96.38B +16.9B +21.27%
1991 79.47B +15.65B +24.53%
1990 63.82B +14.74B +30.02%
1989 49.08B +8.74B +21.65%
1988 40.35B

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.