The National Bank of Romania published its June 2026 international reserves data, showing that foreign exchange reserves stood at EUR 63.493 billion on June 30, down from EUR 64.051 billion on May 31. Total international reserves, including gold, fell to EUR 75.259 billion from EUR 77.042 billion over the same period. During June, inflows totaled EUR 4.028 billion and outflows totaled EUR 4.586 billion. Inflows reflected changes in credit institutions' foreign currency required reserves at the central bank, funding of Ministry of Finance accounts, including an approximately EUR 2.25 billion tranche from the European Commission under the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, funding of the European Commission account and other items. Outflows reflected changes in banks' foreign currency required reserves, as well as principal and interest payments on foreign currency-denominated public debt and other items. The gold reserve remained unchanged at 103.6 tonnes, with its value at EUR 11.766 billion based on international price movements. Foreign currency-denominated public debt payments due in July 2026, whether direct or guaranteed by the Ministry of Finance, amount to about EUR 697 million.