The Central Bank of Poland has published monthly data showing that Poland’s official reserve assets stood at EUR 253.5bn (USD 290.7bn) at the end of March 2026. In euro terms, reserves were EUR 5.8bn lower than at end-February 2026, while in US dollar terms they fell by USD 15.1bn. The central bank reiterated that reserve management prioritises safety and liquidity before seeking to maximise long-term returns, with most assets invested in Treasury securities alongside non-government debt securities, investment fund units and a small share in short-term deposits at highly rated banks.
Central Bank of Poland 2026-04-07
Central Bank of Poland reports official reserve assets fell to EUR 253.5bn at end-March 2026
The Central Bank of Poland reported that official reserve assets stood at EUR 253.5bn (USD 290.7bn) at end-March 2026, down EUR 5.8bn and USD 15.1bn from end-February. It reiterated that reserve management prioritises safety and liquidity over long-term returns, with most assets held in Treasury securities alongside non-government debt securities, investment fund units and short-term deposits at highly rated banks.