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Currency · Demo data

Foreign exchange reserves

The foreign currency held by the central bank.

2,638USD million

Latest period: Sep 2026. Previous: 2,646 (Aug 2026). Change: ▼ 0.3%.

What is this?

Reserves are foreign-currency assets held by a country's central bank.

What is happening?

Across the 21 observations shown, the lowest value was 2,476 (Jul 2025) and the highest was 2,650 (Jun 2026).

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PeriodValue (USD million)Change vs previousStatus
Sep 20262,638▼ 0.3%Demo
Aug 20262,646▲ 1.3%Demo
Jul 20262,611▼ 1.5%Demo
Jun 20262,650▲ 1.9%Demo
May 20262,600▼ 1.6%Demo
Apr 20262,641▲ 2.4%Demo
Mar 20262,580▼ 1.1%Demo
Feb 20262,609▲ 0.2%Demo
Jan 20262,604▼ 1.2%Demo
Dec 20252,635▲ 1.2%Demo
Nov 20252,603▲ 0.7%Demo
Oct 20252,584▲ 0.9%Demo
Sep 20252,560▲ 1.4%Demo
Aug 20252,525▲ 2.0%Demo
Jul 20252,476▼ 0.6%Demo
Jun 20252,491▼ 0.1%Demo
May 20252,494▼ 1.8%Demo
Apr 20252,541▼ 1.2%Demo
Mar 20252,572▲ 1.3%Demo
Feb 20252,540▲ 1.2%Demo
Jan 20252,509–Demo

Why does it matter?

They help a country pay for imports and manage currency pressure.

How does it affect you?

Low reserves can mean tighter access to foreign currency for imports.

How could it affect your business?

If your business imports, ask your bank how foreign currency availability could affect your orders.

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Sources and methodology

Source: Demonstration data (synthetic). Frequency: monthly. Synthetic values generated for testing the AQNI platform. They are not measurements of any real economy. Read our methodology.