Poland’s foreign exchange reserves in euro terms declined slightly in July 2026, easing to €255.95 billion from €257.58 billion in June 2026. The latest figures, updated on 7 August 2026, indicate a marginal reduction of around €1.6 billion over the month.
While the move represents only a modest shift, the dip marks a continuation of short-term fluctuations in the country’s reserve position. Market participants will be watching upcoming data to see whether July’s decrease proves to be a temporary adjustment or the beginning of a broader trend in Poland’s external buffers.
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