The Czech Republic’s foreign exchange reserves rose in January 2026, climbing to USD 180.7 billion, according to data updated on 9 February 2026. This marks an increase from USD 176.4 billion recorded in December 2025.
The January uptick in reserves suggests continued accumulation of foreign assets by the Czech authorities at the start of 2026. The move from USD 176.4 billion to USD 180.7 billion may reflect ongoing efforts to maintain financial stability and strengthen the country’s external buffer heading into the new year.