The Central Bank of Poland published its monthly update on Poland’s official reserve assets, reporting holdings of EUR 223.5bn at the end of August 2025 (USD 260.9bn in US dollar terms). In euro terms, reserves were EUR 0.02bn lower than at the end of July 2025, while in US dollar terms they rose by USD 5.0bn. The release restated that reserve management prioritises safety and liquidity, with assets mainly invested in Treasury securities, alongside non-government debt securities, investment fund units to diversify exposure to global equity markets, and a small allocation to short-term deposits at highly rated banks.