The Central Bank of Poland released monthly data showing that Poland’s official reserve assets stood at EUR 255.6bn at the end of May 2026, equivalent to USD 297.2bn. In euro terms, reserves increased by EUR 0.8bn from the end of April 2026, while in US dollar terms they declined by USD 0.4bn. The release reiterates that reserve management prioritizes safety and liquidity before long-term return. Most assets are invested in Treasury securities, with additional holdings in non-government debt securities, investment fund units to diversify global equity exposure, and a small share in short-term deposits at highly rated banks.
Central Bank of Poland2026-06-05
Central Bank of Poland reports official reserve assets of EUR 255.6bn at end-May 2026
The Central Bank of Poland said Poland’s official reserve assets totaled EUR 255.6bn, or USD 297.2bn, at the end of May 2026. That was EUR 0.8bn higher than at end-April in euro terms, but USD 0.4bn lower in US dollar terms. Reserves continue to be managed with priority given to safety and liquidity.