FX Reserves by Country

Latest released FX Reserves value for every supported currency, with the previous reading, change, reference date, frequency, unit, and source.

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FX Reserves across supported currencies

Official foreign-currency reserve assets held by the central bank. Reported in the unit each authority publishes; check the unit before comparing markets.

Last updated: 2026-07-31 · page generated 17 Sep 2026 07:41 UTC.

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As of 2026-07-31: 4 currencies with data.

Country / Currency	Latest	Previous	Change	Last change	Reference	Frequency	Unit	Source
Switzerland CHF · Swiss Franc	891,665.85 31 Jul 2026	882,079.02 30 Jun 2026	▲ +9,586.836	31 Jul 2026	31 Jul 2026	Monthly	CHF mn	National Statistics Office API reference →
Brazil BRL · Brazilian Real	371.137 31 May 2026	366.913 30 Apr 2026	▲ +4.224	31 May 2026	31 May 2026	Monthly	USD bn	BCB API reference →
Nigeria NGN · Nigerian Naira	51.248 25 Jun 2026	51.206 24 Jun 2026	▲ +0.043	25 Jun 2026	25 Jun 2026	Daily	USD bn	CBN API reference →
Peru PEN · Peruvian Sol	98,539 25 Jun 2026	98,309 24 Jun 2026	▲ +230	25 Jun 2026	25 Jun 2026	Daily	USD mn	BCRP API reference →

What is FX Reserves?

FX reserves cover the foreign-currency-denominated component of total international reserves — typically USD, EUR, JPY, GBP and CNY assets held by the central bank. They exclude gold and IMF SDR positions.

Why it matters for FX

FX reserves are the main ammunition for currency-defence operations. Sharp drops can signal active intervention to support the home currency; rebuilds typically follow periods of capital inflow or post-intervention. The data are watched closely after any sharp FX move.

How to read this page

Read month-over-month change rather than the absolute level (which is dominated by valuation effects). Cross-reference with FX moves over the same period to corroborate intervention signals.

What to watch for

Month-over-month change as intervention proxy
Valuation vs flow effects
Reserve-currency composition (COFER for cross-checks)
Reserve-adequacy ratios
Coincidence with FX-policy decisions

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