On 31 December 2025 the European Central Bank released the consolidated financial statement of the Eurosystem, showing total assets and liabilities of €6,293,178 million. Assets are led by gold and gold receivables (€1,274,398 m) and securities held for monetary policy purposes (€3,745,462 m). Other notable asset items include claims on non‑euro area residents in foreign currency (€500,943 m) and euro‑area credit institutions (€36,707 m). Total assets fell by €9,614 m from the previous week, largely due to transactions, with a further €139,041 m change from quarter‑end adjustments. Liabilities mirror the asset figure, with banknotes in circulation (€1,619,535 m) and liabilities to euro‑area credit institutions (€2,600,602 m) as the largest components. Revaluation accounts rose to €1,238,888 m. The balance sheet remains in equilibrium.
© European Central Bank, 2025.
Summary derived from the ECB website (https://www.ecb.europa.eu ).
https://www.ecb.europa.eu/press/annual-reports-financial-statements/wfs/2026/html/ecb.fst260107_quarter.en.html
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