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Nonrenewable natural capital, metals and minerals: molybdenum (current US$)

Nonrenewable natural capital, metals and minerals: molybdenum (current US$), reported by Wealth Accounts in the World Bank Open Data catalog.

📅 2020📏 USD billion14 entries
The 7 highest and 7 lowest of 14 entries; 1 is below zero. Bars to the left of the line are negative.
1
🇵🇱Poland
$246.46B
2
🇰🇷South Korea
$105.73B
3
🇨🇳China
$85.68B
4
🇧🇷Brazil
$39.96B
5
🇵🇪Peru
$17.69B
6
🇨🇱Chile
$10.52B
7
🇺🇸United States
$9.42B
8
🇷🇺Russia
$3.49B
9
🇲🇽Mexico
$1.33B
10
🇦🇲Armenia
$1.22B
11
🇮🇷Iran
$0.43B
12
🇳🇴Norway
$0.41B
13
🇨🇦Canada
$0.35B
14
🇲🇳Mongolia
$-21.85B

Highlights

As of 2020, Poland ranks first with $246.46B, followed by South Korea ($105.73B) and China ($85.68B).

Poland is 2.3 times higher than South Korea, the runner-up.

Across 14 countries and territories, values run from $246.46B (Poland) to $-21.85B (Mongolia), with a median of $6.46B.

By region, the top 10 is made up of 5 from the Americas, 3 from Asia and 2 from Europe.

Source: World Bank Open Data — Nonrenewable natural capital, metals and minerals: molybdenum (current US$), 2020. Unit: USD billion.

Source: World Bank Open Data — Nonrenewable natural capital, metals and minerals: molybdenum (current US$) · CC BY 4.0 · fetched Oct 17, 2026