FX.co ★ Poland’s FX Reserves Rise to EUR 266.36B in October, Extending Upward Trend

Poland’s foreign exchange reserves climbed in October 2026, underscoring a continued build-up of the country’s external buffers. According to the latest data updated on 6 November 2026, FX reserves increased to EUR 266.36 billion, up from EUR 260.11 billion recorded in September 2026.

The October figures mark a notable month‑on‑month expansion in Poland’s reserve position, suggesting sustained accumulation of foreign assets over the period. While the data release does not detail the specific drivers of the increase, the rise in reserves generally points to strengthened capacity to manage external shocks and support currency and financial stability.

Market participants and analysts will be watching subsequent releases to assess whether this upward trajectory in reserves continues and what it may signal about Poland’s broader balance‑of‑payments dynamics and policy stance in the months ahead.