The National Bank of Poland published its monthly data on Poland’s official reserve assets, reporting holdings of EUR 213.2bn at the end of April 2025, equivalent to USD 242.4bn. In euro terms, reserves were EUR 6.2bn lower than at the end of March 2025, while in US dollar terms they increased by USD 4.9bn. The central bank reiterated that reserve management prioritises safety and liquidity, with long-term return considered after these criteria are met; most reserves are invested in Treasury securities, with additional allocations to non-government debt securities and investment fund units to diversify equity exposure, and a small share held as short-term deposits at banks with high credit standing.
Central Bank of Poland 2025-05-07
National Bank of Poland reports official reserves down to EUR 213.2bn at end-April 2025
The National Bank of Poland reported official reserve assets of EUR 213.2 billion (USD 242.4 billion) at the end of April 2025. Reserves decreased by EUR 6.2 billion from March in euro terms but increased by USD 4.9 billion in dollar terms. The bank prioritizes safety and liquidity in reserve management, with investments primarily in Treasury securities and some diversification into non-government debt and investment funds.