Gold represents a safe haven for people to preserve their wealth, especially in times of economic crisis.
Gold prices have recently witnessed remarkable fluctuations, exceeding the $4,000 level, which has caused confusion in the markets and among investors.
China is considered one of the largest countries in the production and consumption of gold worldwide, with an annual production of about 375 tons, while its annual consumption reaches 630.2 tons, according to the “World Gold Council (WGC)”.
In addition, one Arab country appeared in the list of the most gold-consuming countries in 2025, which is Saudi Arabia, which ranked sixth globally.
The following are the countries that consume and produce the most gold during the year 2025:
The largest gold producing countries:
1- China
- Gold production rate in 2025 (in tons): 378.2
2- Russia
- Gold production rate in 2025 (in tons): 321.8
3- Australia
- Gold production rate in 2025 (in tons): 293.8
4- Canada
- Gold production rate in 2025 (in tons): 191.9
5- America
- Gold production rate in 2025 (in tons): 166.7
6- Ghana
- Gold production rate in 2025 (in tons): 132.5
7- Indonesia
- Gold production rate in 2025 (in tons): 132.5
8- Peru
- Gold production rate in 2025 (in tons): 128.8
9- Mexico
- Gold production rate in 2025 (in tons): 126.6
10- Uzbekistan
- Gold production rate in 2025 (in tons): 119.6
The largest gold consuming countries:
1- China
- Gold production rate in 2025 (in tons): 630.2
2- India
- Gold production rate in 2025 (in tons): 575.8
3- America
- Gold production rate in 2025 (in tons): 136.9
4- Germany
- Gold production rate in 2025 (in tons): 42.2
5- Thailand
- Gold production rate in 2025 (in tons): 39.7
6- Saudi Arabia
- Gold production rate in 2025 (in tons): 39.7
7- Italy
- Gold production rate in 2025 (in tons): 38.1
8- Japan
- Gold production rate in 2025 (in tons): 27.3
9- Vietnam
- Gold production rate in 2025 (in tons): 26.7
10- Indonesia
- Gold production rate in 2025 (in tons): 25.1
(Arabi21)
