1970 TABLE C-89. International reserves, 1949, 1953, and

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1 TABLE C-89. International reserves,,, and v December 45,635 51,780 68,740 70,520 71,980 73,600 76,565 79,615 37,245 59,015 59,540 60,330 61,145 62,940 64,5 16,672 15,450 14,882 16,743 2,316 3,004 2, : Other 2 Less developed areas 3.. & 34 1, , ,317 2,222 5,724 7,882 3,824 2,349 2,380 1,513 2,017 2,881 2,019 2,777 9,725 2,855 3,070 1,415 33,665 1,311 2,334 6,343 7,429 4,800 2,416 2,328 1,409 3,244 2,052 3,027 2,152 2,245 10,980 3,280 2,675 1,570 35,040 8,028 1,205 3,324 2,368 2,693 2,494 11,655 3,180 2,845 1,725 36,540 8,152 1,049 3,555 2,396 2,709 12,460 3,465 3,195 3,975 1,755 35,780 5,342 1,095 3,932 2,780 3,041 3,083 13,625 3,950 3,230 4,110 2,160 36,450 1,445 2,176 4,006 12,178 5,370 2,365 1, ,218 2,977 2,949 3,299 3,052 14,685 4,175 4,655 2, 1, 2, ,134 5,005 2, ,995 1 Not available separately. 2 In addition to other Western European countries, includes unpublished gold reserves of Greece and an estimate of * Estimate. except U.S.S.R., other Eastern European countries, Communist China, and Cuba (after. Digitized for FRASER 28l

2 TABLE C-91. International reserves,,, and December 45, , , ,420 74,140 77, , ,885 37, , ,306 61,136 62, ,179 68, , , , , , , , 527 3,004 2,666.. Others Canada 1,6 1,222 10, ,694 1,311 2,334 6,343 7,431 4,800 2,416 2,324 1,422 3,244 2,069 3,037 2,152 2,174 35, 091 8,029 4,910 1,253 3,324 2,370 2,702 2,413 36, 588 3,555 2,394 2,276 35,819 5,342 1, 3,932 2,766 2,990 33,157 1, 5,013 3,995 3,239 2,771 39,206 1,672 2,790 4,743 11,301 4,519 2,987 2,197 1,591 4,080 3,326 4,553 3,996 3,027! 1,757 5,299 2,533 4,701 4,839 2,826 Less developed areas 3 11,320 12,115 13,000 14,110 15,535 17,885. «290 3,245 2,735 3,425 1,860 3,175 2,910 3,875 2,100 3,450 3,295 4,080 2,115 3,935 4,215 2,480 4,495 4,815 3,065 5,445 i 3,005 I 5,155! 4,145 1 Not available separately. 2 In addition to other Western European countries, includes unpublished gold reserves of Greece and an estimate of Estimate. except U.S.S.R., other Eastern European countries, Communist China, and Cuba (after. 303

3 1972 TABLE B-91. International reserves,,, and ,635 51, ,640 74,270 77,330 78,190, , , , ,246 62,641 74,320 96, , , ,882 12,130 12,130 3,099 5,013 5,572 Other* U22 10, ,308 8,029 1,253 3,545 2,365 2,702 2, ,696 2,398 2,277 36,172 2,315 2,765 2,990 33,618 1, 3,238 44,652 1,758 2,536 3,398 56,949 2,231 3,424 7,310 16,956 6,666 3,609 3,121 2,948 6,549 4,135 4,9 13,384 3,8 57, 722 2,178 3,331 7,494 17, 370 6,431 3,553 3,329 3,104 6,531 * 4,401 5,274 14, 836 4,017 Less developed areas 3_. 12,115 12,990 14,085 15,550 18,175 20, <290 3,175 2,915 3,880 2,090 3,450 3,295 4,075 2,100 3,935 4,205 2,465 4,495 4,820 3,055 5,670 5,145 4,125 6,080 4,315 5,320 5, ,420 ~*5~300 i Not available separately. 'In addition to other Western European countries, includes unpublished gold reserves of Greece and an estimate of * Estimate. except U.S.S.R., other Eastern European countries, Communist China, and Cuba (after. 301

4 1973 TABLE C-91. International reserves,,, and ~ ,116 51,826 74, ,355 78,220, , ,330 37,353 41,478 61,276 63, ,636 74, , ,016 13,190 13,306 8,835 5,896 Other 6,793 % & 2,284 10,603 1,588 36,726 1,478 3,696 2,397 36,168 1,504 2,316 2,766 33,613 1,530 3,240 44,647 2,538 3,406 61,794 2,343 3,473 8,253 18,3 6,787 3,796 3,701 3,268 6,966 4,815 5,701 73, 2,753 3,930 10,019 23,570 6,087 4,810 4,401 6,440 6,847 6,046 (0 8 15,360 18,412 and South Africa 2,278 2,989 4,342 7,587 Less developed areas 8,765 10,350 13,015 14,115 15, 18, ,315 2,800 1,535 3, ,740 1,790 3,430 4,085 2,125 3,910 3,320 4,215 2,505 4,470 4,825 3,105 5,645 5,165 4,190 6,590 5,100 5,810 5,500 8,276 6,893 6,190 5,845 i Not available separately. 3 Estimate. Note. International reserves is comprised of monetary authorities' holdings of gold. Special Drawing Rights and Reserve Positions in the International Monetary Fund, and convertible foreign exchange. Beginning December gold is valued at 38 U.S. dollars per ounce and foreign exchange balances are expressed in dollars at the cross rates reflecting parities and central rates agreed on December 17, and subsequently. Data cover all countries except U.S.S.R., other Eastern European countries, Mainland China, and Cuba (after. Digitized for FRASER 298

5 1974 TABLE C-. International reserves,,, and ,116 51, ,425 78, 255, , , ,835 37, ,478 63, , , , , 5 140,110 26, ,190 13, 14,373 6,582 5,647 6,646.._. and Sweden).. Other Canada and South Africa 6, ,6 1, ,572 10, ,230 1,552 1, ,952 36,174 1,504 2, 2,989 33,610 1,530 2,214 3,236 44,646 2,538 3,405 62, 036 2,343 3,473 8,253 18,657 6,787 3,796 3,701 3,268 6,966 4,7 5,701 15, 360 4,342 75, 372 2,719 3,870 10,015 23,785 6,079 4,785 4,513 5,014 7,488 7,104 6,050 18, 365 8,009 91,693 2,878 4,977 8,550 34,132 6,084 6,208 5,808 6,695 7,220 9,141 5,736 13, 8,466 Less developed areas l ,763 2,417 1,534 3, , 347 2,869 1,256 3,742 1,787 14,180 3,915 3,320 4,285 2,495 15,620 4,470 4,870 3,095 18, 285 5,640 5,225 4,175 23,350 6,585 5,240 5,890 5,500 32,110 10, 550 7,625 7,810 5,985 40,725 14,220 10,060 10,110 6,185 1 Includes areas in addition to those listed. 2 All Africa except South Africa. Note. International reserves is comprised of monetary authorities' holdings of gold, Special Drawing Rights and Reserve Positions in the International Monetary Fund, and convertible foreign exchange. Beginning December gold is valued at 38 U.S. dollars per ounce and foreign exchange balances are expressed in dollars at the cross rates reflecting parities and central rates agreed on December 17, and subsequently. Data cover all countries except U.S.S.R., other Eastern European countries, Mainland China, and Cuba (after. 355