Poland’s foreign exchange reserves in euros continued to strengthen in early 2026, rising to €259.24 billion in February, up from €246.76 billion in January 2026. The fresh data, updated on 6 March 2026, signal another month of solid reserve accumulation for the country.
The February increase of roughly €12.5 billion highlights a notable build-up in Poland’s external buffers, potentially bolstering financial stability and the country’s capacity to respond to external shocks. Market participants and policymakers are likely to monitor whether this momentum in reserve growth persists in the coming months, as it can have implications for currency market dynamics and sovereign risk perceptions.\/body
