Gold reserve of Kyrgyzstan grows by 110 kilograms for 2 months

For March-April, the gold reserve of Kyrgyzstan increased by 110 kilograms. The World Gold Council published such data on the results of four months of 2017.

It publishes a monthly rating of the 100 largest countries — holders of gold and foreign exchange reserves. It includes Kyrgyzstan, which is at the 84^th place.

In real terms, Kyrgyzstan has 4,878 tons of precious metal, which is 110 kilograms more than in March.

The neighboring countries have more gold. Tajikistan is at the 64^th place (14.6 tons), Belarus — at the 48^th (40.7 tons), Kazakhstan — at the 21^st (267.7 tons) and Russia is at the 7^th place (1,680.1 tons).

There are no data on Armenia, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan.