Cuba Foreign Reserves
Total reserves including gold FI.RES.TOTL.CD
Cuba's foreign reserves was $144.0M in 1960, ranked 45th globally. Data from World Bank, covering 1960–1960.
Overview
Cuba's foreign reserves stood at $144.0M in 1960. Cuba ranked 45th globally.
Cuba's foreign reserves have remained relatively stable at 144,018,160.00, ranking the country 45th globally as of 1960. Notably, this figure represents both the all-time peak and trough for Cuba, indicating a lack of significant fluctuations in foreign reserves during this period. Compared to its peer countries, Cuba's reserves are lower than those of Korea, which ranked 44th with 157,015,600.00, and higher than those of Lebanon, which ranked 46th with 140,193,600.00. The stability of Cuba's foreign reserves may be attributed to its socialist economic system, which has been in place since the revolution in 1959. However, the country's reliance on imports and limited foreign investment may pose challenges to maintaining this stability in the long term. A decline in global commodity prices or a reduction in remittances from abroad could potentially disrupt Cuba's foreign reserve balance.
Data & projection
| Year | Foreign Reserves | YoY change | Rank |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1960 | $144.0M | – | #45 |
Analysis
Cuba's foreign reserves was $144.0M in 1960.
Frequently Asked Questions
Cuba's foreign reserves was $144.0M in 1960. Ranked 45th globally.
Cuba's foreign reserves peaked at $144.0M in 1960.
The lowest foreign reserves in Cuba was $144.0M in 1960.
Cuba ranks 45th globally in foreign reserves as of 1960.
The World Bank indicator code is FI.RES.TOTL.CD. Data sourced from World Bank.
Cuba's foreign reserves was approximately 144.02 million ($144.0M) in 1960.
The foreign reserves of Cuba in 1960 was $144.0M. This ranks 45th in the world.
Cite this page
@misc{historysaid_cuba_reserves,
title = {Cuba Foreign Reserves},
url = {https://historysaid.com/cuba/reserves/},
publisher = {HistorySaid},
year = {2026}
}