The Central Bank of Luxembourg published its certified 2025 financial statements and annual report, showing that total assets fell 8% to EUR 240 billion. The bank recorded a EUR 58.1 million loss before provisions, compared with a EUR 86.5 million profit in 2024, as the cost of funding low-yielding monetary policy portfolios remained high. A matching net release of provisions produced a balanced result for the year. Net interest income dropped to EUR 204 million from EUR 883 million, reflecting lower average policy rates and lower average non-monetary policy deposits. The bank’s monetary income redistribution payment to the Eurosystem fell to EUR 95 million from EUR 727 million. Eurosystem claims declined 8% to EUR 218.96 billion, while euro liabilities to eurozone credit institutions related to monetary policy operations fell 10% to EUR 131.92 billion. Contributions to fund statutory pension obligations rose to EUR 66 million from EUR 9.9 million, including EUR 55.5 million resulting from an actuarial revaluation.