Thailand’s foreign exchange reserves inched higher to $289.6 billion, up from $289.4 billion previously, according to data updated on 6 February 2026. The slight increase points to a broadly stable external position for the Thai economy.
While the change is marginal in absolute terms, maintaining reserves close to $290 billion provides a continued buffer against external shocks, supports confidence in the baht, and underpins the country’s ability to manage capital flows. For investors, the steady reserve level suggests no abrupt pressure on Thailand’s balance of payments environment at this time.
The latest figures will be watched alongside upcoming data on trade, capital flows, and monetary policy signals to gauge how Thailand’s external resilience evolves in the coming months.
