In December 2025, the Czech Republic's foreign exchange reserves escalated to an unprecedented $175.83 billion, up from a revised $172.66 billion in the preceding month. This surge was propelled by comprehensive increases across all reserve categories. Foreign currency reserves rose to $159.26 billion from November's $157.06 billion. Additionally, the country's IMF reserve position improved slightly to $0.78 billion, compared to $0.77 billion previously. Special Drawing Rights (SDRs) increased to $3.53 billion from $3.50 billion. Gold reserves saw a significant boost, climbing to $10.12 billion from $9.43 billion, while other reserve assets also experienced a rise, reaching $2.15 billion from $1.91 billion.