Gold ₹14,829.00/g ▲ +0.38% Silver ₹213.09/g ▲ +1.13% Platinum ₹5,004.95/g ▲ +1.25% Palladium ₹3,466.94/g ▲ +0.44% Rhodium ₹25,506.72/g ▼ -0.77% Copper ₹1,273.33/kg ▲ +1.02% Aluminium ₹259.31/kg ▲ +0.37% Cobalt ₹3,411.38/kg ▲ +0.31% Gallium ₹22,556.37/kg ▲ +0.37% Indium ₹66,761.68/kg ▼ -1.54% Iron Ore ₹7.85/kg ▲ +0.13% Lead ₹163.62/kg ▲ +0.32% Lithium ₹1,324.21/kg ▼ -1.79% Molybdenum ₹7,978.99/kg ▲ +0.04% Nickel ₹1,317.73/kg ▲ +0.11% Neodymium ₹12,282.84/kg ▲ +0.37% Tin ₹4,373.89/kg ▲ +0.31% Tellurium ₹10,351.30/kg ▲ +0.37% Uranium ₹17,184.43/kg ▲ +0.31% Zinc ₹319.63/kg ▲ +0.73% Crude Oil (Brent) ₹10,012.37/bbl ▼ -0.54% Crude Oil (WTI) ₹9,177.39/bbl ▼ -0.28% Gasoline ₹299.13/gal ▼ -1.15% Natural Gas ₹304.04/MMBtu ▼ -1.93%
Russia

Russia Metal Reserves

USGS reports 22 commodities with a reserve or production figure for Russia, led by Cobalt at 40.00% of the reported global reserve.

USGS assesses roughly 90 mineral commodities worldwide each year, but only compiles a country-level reserve or production breakdown for a given commodity where the underlying data supports one — the table below is every commodity that condition is met for in Russia. Each row pairs the reserve quantity with its share of the reported global total and last year's production, so it's possible to see at a glance which commodities this country is significant in and which it merely reports a smaller figure for.

Global Reserve Share by Commodity

Russia's Reported Commodities

Commodity Category Reserve Global Reserve Share 2025 Production Global Production Share
Antimony Strategic 350,000 metric tons (antimony content) Not calculated 32,000 metric tons (antimony content) 29.09%
Bauxite and Alumina Base 650,000 thousand metric dry tons, bauxite 7.22% 5,700 thousand metric dry tons, bauxite 1.30%
Cadmium Strategic 1,000 metric tons 4.35% 1,000 metric tons 4.39%
Cobalt Battery 800,000 metric tons (cobalt content) 40.00% 7,700 metric tons (cobalt content) 2.48%
Copper Base 80,000 thousand metric tons, copper content 8.16% 950 thousand metric tons, copper content 3.28%
Gold Precious 12,000 metric tons (gold content) 18.18% 310 metric tons (gold content) 9.39%
Iron Ore Base 14,000 million metric tons, iron content 16.09% 86,000 thousand metric tons, usable ore 3.31%
Lead Base 8,900 thousand metric tons (lead content) 9.37% 260 thousand metric tons (lead content) 5.78%
Magnesium Metal Strategic 81 thousand metric tons 4.50% 60 thousand metric tons 5.45%
Molybdenum Base 1,100 metric tons (molybdenum content) 6.47% 1,300 metric tons (molybdenum content) 0.50%
Nickel Base 8,300,000 metric tons (nickel content) Not calculated 200,000 metric tons (nickel content) 5.13%
Niobium Strategic 3,000 metric tons (niobium content) Not calculated 300 metric tons (niobium content) 0.27%
Palladium Precious 11,000,000 kg PGM content Not calculated 84,000 kg palladium 44.21%
Platinum Precious 11,000,000 kg PGM content Not calculated 20,000 kg platinum 11.76%
Rare Earths Rare-earth 3,800,000 metric tons (rare-earth-oxide (REO) equi Not calculated 2,600 metric tons (rare-earth-oxide (REO) equi 0.67%
Rhenium Strategic 310,000 kilograms (rhenium content) Not calculated Not reported Not calculated
Silver Precious 92,000 metric tons (silver content) 15.08% 1,200 metric tons (silver content) 4.62%
Tantalum Strategic 150 metric tons (tantalum content) Not calculated 30 metric tons (tantalum content) 1.20%
Tin Base 460,000 metric tons (tin content) Not calculated 4,500 metric tons (tin content) 1.55%
Tungsten Strategic 400,000 metric tons (tungsten content) Not calculated 2,000 metric tons (tungsten content) 2.35%
Vanadium Battery 5,000 metric tons (vanadium content) 23.81% 21,000 metric tons (vanadium content) 19.09%
Zinc Base 29,000 thousand metric tons (zinc content) 12.08% 430 thousand metric tons (zinc content) 3.31%