Poland’s foreign exchange reserves in euro terms rose modestly in May 2026, signaling continued stability in the country’s external buffers. According to the latest data, updated on 5 June 2026, FX reserves increased to EUR 255.60 billion, up from EUR 254.80 billion in April 2026.
The May uptick, while incremental, underscores the resilience of Poland’s reserve position at a time when many emerging European economies remain sensitive to shifts in global financial conditions. The consecutive monthly gain suggests that the authorities continue to maintain a strong liquidity cushion in foreign assets, supporting confidence in the zloty and the broader macroeconomic framework.
