The Central Bank of Uruguay published its reserve asset management reports for the first half of 2026, showing improved risk-adjusted performance and further diversification of the country’s international reserve portfolio. The strategy continued to prioritize liquidity, security and risk management while seeking a stronger risk-return profile. The reports detail the composition of reserve assets and the technical criteria guiding their management. The diversified approach is intended to increase the portfolio’s resilience under different international financial scenarios while preserving capital and supporting efficient reserve management.