The Central Bank of Poland published its monthly data on Poland’s official reserve assets, showing holdings of EUR 259.2bn (USD 305.8bn) at the end of February 2026. The euro value was EUR 12.5bn higher than at the end of January 2026, while the US dollar value increased by USD 11.9bn. Reserve management prioritises safe investment and maintaining adequate liquidity, with long-term return pursued only after those requirements are met. Most reserves are invested in Treasury securities, alongside investments in non-government debt securities and investment fund units to achieve diversified exposure to the global equity market, with a small portion held as short-term bank deposits with institutions of high credit standing.
Central Bank of Poland 2026-03-06
Central Bank of Poland reports official reserve assets rose to EUR 259.2bn at end-February 2026
The Central Bank of Poland reported Poland's official reserve assets at EUR 259.2 billion (USD 305.8 billion) as of February 2026, marking an increase of EUR 12.5 billion and USD 11.9 billion from January. Reserve management focuses on safe investment and liquidity, with diversification through Treasury securities, non-government debt, and investment fund units, and minimal short-term bank deposits.