Central Bank Total Assets by Country

Latest released Central Bank Total Assets value for every supported currency, with the previous reading, the change between releases, reference date, frequency, unit, and source.

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Central Bank Total Assets across supported currencies

Total assets on the central bank's balance sheet, reflecting the scale of monetary policy operations including quantitative easing programs.

Updated 04 May 2026 06:06 UTC.
5 with data 5 supported currencies
Each row links to the per-currency reference page and the underlying API endpoint at /api/v1/announcements/{currency}/cb_assets. Non-USD endpoints require an API key query parameter.
Country / Currency Latest Previous Change Reference Frequency Unit Source
Japan
JPY · Japanese Yen
6,837,705
28 Feb 2026
6,828,680
31 Jan 2026
▲ +9,025 28 Feb 2026 Weekly JPY tn BoJ/Statistics Japan
United States
USD · US Dollar
6,699,950
29 Apr 2026
6,707,419
22 Apr 2026
▼ -7,469 29 Apr 2026 Weekly USD tn FRED (BEA/BLS/Fed)
Switzerland
CHF · Swiss Franc
876,444
28 Feb 2026
890,288
31 Jan 2026
▼ -13,844 28 Feb 2026 Monthly CHF mn SNB/FSO
Australia
AUD · Australian Dollar
353,357
29 Apr 2026
354,258
22 Apr 2026
▼ -901 29 Apr 2026 Monthly AUD mn ABS/RBA
China
CNY · Chinese Yuan
-9.4
28 Feb 2026
-6.2
31 Dec 2025
▼ -3.2 28 Feb 2026 Monthly CNY tn NBS/PBoC

What is Central Bank Total Assets?

Central-bank balance-sheet size — the total assets held by the Fed, ECB, BoE, BoJ, RBA, etc. — captures the cumulative effect of asset purchases (QE), lending facilities, and FX operations. It is the headline measure of how much non-conventional stimulus a central bank is providing.

Why it matters for FX

Balance-sheet growth (QE) is structurally currency-weakening via the dilution channel; balance-sheet shrinkage (QT) tightens financial conditions and is supportive. The pace of QT, and shifts in its expected end date, can move the currency on the margin even when the policy rate is on hold.

How to read this page

Track the absolute level and the rate of change. Compare across central banks to see who is still expanding and who is unwinding. BoJ holdings of JGBs, in particular, have been a major JPY driver throughout the YCC era and its exit.

What to watch for

  • QT pace announcements and tweaks
  • Composition: USTs, MBS, corporate bonds, ETFs (BoJ)
  • Reserve liabilities falling and money-market stress (US)
  • BoJ JGB purchases / YCC exit dynamics
  • Foreign-asset share for FX intervention signals