Poland’s foreign exchange reserves in euro terms rose strongly at the start of 2026, advancing to €246.76 billion in January from €231.02 billion in December 2025. The latest figures, updated on 6 February 2026, point to a notable monthly increase in the country’s external buffer.
The expansion in reserves suggests that Poland entered the new year with improved capacity to withstand external shocks and support financial stability. While the data release does not provide a breakdown of drivers behind the move, the higher stock of FX reserves can influence market sentiment, potentially reinforcing confidence among investors and policymakers as they navigate the economic landscape in early 2026.
