Poland’s foreign exchange reserves in euro terms rose in June 2026, extending their upward trajectory and reinforcing the country’s external buffer. Official data show that FX reserves increased to EUR 257.58 billion in June, up from EUR 255.60 billion in May 2026.
The latest figures, updated on 7 July 2026, indicate a gain of just under EUR 2 billion over the month. While no breakdown has been provided, the continued growth in reserves is typically viewed by investors as a supportive factor for currency stability and the country’s ability to manage external shocks.
The steady increase may also be monitored closely by markets for clues on broader policy settings and external positioning, as Poland navigates a global environment marked by shifting interest rate expectations and ongoing geopolitical uncertainties.
