On 26 December 2025, the European Central Bank (ECB) published its consolidated financial statement for the Eurosystem, reporting total assets of €6.163 billion and total liabilities of €6.163 billion. Assets rose by €28.9 million compared with the previous week, largely due to a €11.4 million increase in euro‑denominated lending to euro‑area credit institutions and a €3.9 million rise in non‑euro area claims denominated in euro. Gold holdings stood at €1.129 billion, while securities held for monetary policy purposes reached €3.752 billion. On the liabilities side, banknotes in circulation increased by €8.1 million, and the ECB’s deposit facility decreased by €61.8 million. Other liabilities to euro‑area residents and non‑euro area residents also saw notable changes, with a €9.7 million increase in the former and a €12.9 million rise in the latter. The statement also notes unchanged capital and reserves of €36.9 million.
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Summary derived from the ECB website (https://www.ecb.europa.eu ).
https://www.ecb.europa.eu/press/annual-reports-financial-statements/wfs/2025/html/ecb.fst251230.en.html
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