The Czech Republic’s foreign exchange reserves increased modestly in February 2026, rising to EUR 153.430 billion from EUR 152.470 billion in January 2026. The latest figures, updated on 9 March 2026, point to a continued build-up of external buffers for the Czech economy.
The month-on-month gain of just under EUR 1 billion suggests a steady, rather than dramatic, shift in the Czech National Bank’s reserve position. Such incremental changes can reflect routine operations in the foreign exchange market or adjustments in the composition and valuation of reserve assets, although the data released provide no further breakdown.
