The European Central Bank published the disaggregated financial statement of the Eurosystem as at 31 October 2025, providing a national central bank-by-national central bank breakdown of assets and liabilities alongside consolidation adjustments and Eurosystem totals, in EUR millions. The statement details key balance sheet components including gold and foreign currency claims, euro-denominated claims on non-euro area residents, lending to euro area credit institutions linked to monetary policy operations, and securities holdings including securities held for monetary policy purposes, as well as intra-Eurosystem positions such as TARGET-related balances and net claims related to the allocation of euro banknotes. On the liabilities side it reports banknotes in circulation, credit institution deposits linked to monetary policy operations (including current accounts and the deposit facility), revaluation accounts, capital and reserves, and intra-Eurosystem liabilities. It also notes that capital and reserves can be negative for individual national central banks due to the inclusion of accumulated losses carried forward.