Which are the top 10 countries with the highest foreign reserves this year?

As of the latest available data, the top 10 countries with the highest foreign reserves this year are:

1. China – $3,161 billion
2. Japan – $1,364 billion
3. Switzerland – $885 billion
4. Russia – $594 billion
5. Saudi Arabia – $527 billion
6. Taiwan – $502 billion
7. India – $487 billion
8. South Korea – $454 billion
9. Brazil – $355 billion
10. Hong Kong – $355 billion

Please note that the rankings and values may vary as the information is subject to change.

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