The Central Bank of Poland released its monthly data on the country’s official reserve assets, showing holdings of EUR 257.6bn at the end of June 2026, equivalent to USD 293.5bn. Reserve assets increased by EUR 2.0bn from the end of May in euro terms, while the US dollar value fell by USD 3.7bn over the same period. The release also restated the bank’s reserve management approach. It prioritizes safety and liquidity before seeking to maximize long-term returns, with most reserves invested in Treasury securities. The portfolio also includes non-government debt securities, investment fund units to diversify exposure to global equity markets, and a small share in short-term deposits with banks that have high credit standing.
Central Bank of Poland2026-07-07
Central Bank of Poland reports June reserve assets at EUR 257.6bn, up EUR 2.0bn month on month
The Central Bank of Poland said official reserve assets stood at EUR 257.6bn, or USD 293.5bn, at the end of June 2026. That was EUR 2.0bn higher than at the end of May in euro terms, but USD 3.7bn lower in US dollar terms. The bank said reserves are managed with priority given to safety and liquidity.