The Central Bank of Poland (Narodowy Bank Polski) published its monthly data on Poland’s official reserve assets, reporting holdings of EUR 220.5bn (USD 229.2bn) at end-February 2025. Reserve assets increased by EUR 3.4bn from end-January 2025, and by USD 3.8bn in US dollar terms. The central bank stated that reserve management prioritises safety and liquidity while seeking to maximise returns, with most reserves invested in Treasury securities and in securities issued by international institutions and government agencies, and the remainder held mainly in monetary gold and term deposits at high-credit-standing banks.
Central Bank of Poland 2025-03-07
Central Bank of Poland reports official reserve assets rose to EUR 220.5bn at end-February 2025
The Central Bank of Poland reported Poland's official reserve assets at EUR 220.5 billion (USD 229.2 billion) as of end-February 2025, marking an increase of EUR 3.4 billion from the previous month. The bank prioritises safety and liquidity in reserve management, with investments primarily in Treasury securities, international institutions, and government agency securities, alongside holdings in monetary gold and term deposits.