On 2 January 2026, the European Central Bank released its consolidated financial statement for the Eurosystem. Total assets and liabilities both amounted to €6,321,445 million, reflecting a net change of –€10,929 million compared with the prior week. The largest asset item was securities held for monetary policy purposes at €3,745 million, followed by gold and receivables of €1,280 million. Other significant assets included IMF receivables (€227 million), claims on euro‑area residents (€17 million), and claims on non‑euro‑area residents (€505 million). On the liability side, banknotes in circulation were €1,629 million, the deposit facility held €2,482 million, and liabilities to euro‑area credit institutions were €2,637 million. The balance sheet remained balanced with capital and reserves at €39 million.
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https://www.ecb.europa.eu/press/annual-reports-financial-statements/wfs/2026/html/ecb.fst260107.en.html
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