Angola’s foreign exchange reserves inched higher in February 2026, reaching $15.9 billion, according to data updated on 17 March 2026. This marks a slight increase from January 2026, when reserves stood at $15.8 billion.
The uptick, while modest, indicates continued stability in Angola’s external buffer as the country navigates global financial conditions and commodity market dynamics. The $0.1 billion rise in FX reserves may reflect cautious reserve management and could provide marginally greater space for the authorities to manage exchange rate pressures and external obligations.
Investors and analysts will be watching subsequent monthly data to assess whether this move signals the start of a more sustained build-up in reserves or a short-term fluctuation around current levels.
