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Gold Production by Country 2010 vs 2025 presents a ranked look at how output shifted across eighteen nations according to the World Gold Council. China moved from 351 tonnes in 2010 up to 384 tonnes in 2025, while Russia climbed from 203 tonnes to 345 tonnes. Australia increased its haul from 257 tonnes to 293 tonnes, and Canada more than doubled its production from 102 tonnes to 213 tonnes. Peru grew from 185 tonnes to 209 tonnes, Ghana nearly doubled its output from 94 tonnes to 187 tonnes, and Uzbekistan rose from 69 tonnes to 125 tonnes. Mexico went from 79 tonnes to 114 tonnes, but Indonesia fell from 132 tonnes to 104 tonnes. The United States saw a drop from 231 tonnes down to 157 tonnes, South Africa declined significantly from 210 tonnes to 99 tonnes, and Papua New Guinea dropped from 70 tonnes to 53 tonnes. Burkina Faso rose from 45 tonnes to 94 tonnes, Brazil increased from 72 tonnes to 87 tonnes, Mali grew from 43 tonnes to 83 tonnes, and Kazakhstan moved from 30 tonnes to 82 tonnes. Tanzania saw a small rise from 47 tonnes to 51 tonnes, while Argentina fell from 64 tonnes to 38 tonnes. The full ranking includes flags for each country and an image of gold nuggets. #Finance
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