The Central Bank of Ecuador and the Financial and Monetary Policy and Regulation Board held their accountability event for fiscal year 2025, presenting key policy, operational and institutional results. The update highlighted the issuance of 21 resolutions, including financial relief measures and updates to technical instruments intended to support the solidity of the financial system. On the macro and balance-sheet side, international reserves were reported as close to USD 9.8 billion, alongside consolidated liquidity facilities of USD 3.34 billion. The Central Bank also reported institutional equity of USD 4,333.9 million and gold purchases from small-scale and artisanal miners exceeding USD 73.30 million. Institutionally, the update cited strategic partnerships with the Inter-American Development Bank, the United Nations Development Programme and Duke University, the release of more than 400 statistical publications and 12 academic studies, and the development of tools including a macroeconomic environment platform, a Bioeconomy Satellite Account and Ecuador’s Monthly Economic Activity Indicator.