In 2024, Belarus remains the leader in Central and Eastern Europe with a remarkable share of gold in foreign exchange reserves at percent, significantly higher than Hungary's percent and Slovakia's percent. Other countries, such as Poland and Serbia, follow with shares of percent and percent, respectively.Â
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