The Czech Republic’s foreign exchange reserves in euros increased slightly at the start of 2026, rising to €151.580 billion in January from €150.110 billion in December 2025. The latest data, updated on 9 February 2026, point to a modest build-up in the country’s reserve buffer.
The month-on-month gain of around €1.47 billion suggests the Czech authorities continued to strengthen their external position, potentially improving the country’s capacity to manage currency market volatility and external shocks. While no additional details were provided, the incremental rise underscores a stable reserve trajectory heading into 2026.
