The global gold supply reached 4,477 tonnes in 2012, with the gross value added (GVA) of the entire market estimated to be in excess of $210 billion, according to a new report from PwC.
But who actually holds the shiny yellow metal?
Take a look at this chart from the report showing global gold demand in 2012. Central bank purchases accounted for 12% of demand, while individuals' coin and bar purchases accounted for 29%. Jewellery had the largest share, at 43% last year.
The United States of America holds more gold than any other country in the world.
Gold holdings: 8,133.5 tonnes
Percentage of total foreign reserves: 75.1%
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