In May 2025, the Czech Republic saw its foreign exchange reserves rise to $157.2 billion, up from a revised $156.2 billion in April. This increase represents the highest reserve level since May 2022, highlighting a continued strengthening of the nation's reserve assets. The growth was primarily fueled by a rise in foreign currency reserves, which increased to $145.9 billion from $145.7 billion the previous month, and an uptick in gold reserves, which grew to $6.4 billion from April's $6.2 billion. Meanwhile, reserves in special drawing rights (SDRs) remained steady at $3.5 billion, as did the IMF reserve position, holding at $0.8 billion.