The European Central Bank (ECB) published the consolidated financial statement for the Eurosystem as of 1 May 2026, showing total assets and total liabilities of €6,196 billion each. Assets include €1,392 billion in gold, €514 billion in foreign‑currency claims on non‑euro‑area residents, €20 billion in foreign‑currency claims on euro‑area residents, €36 billion in euro‑currency claims on non‑euro‑area residents, and €32 billion in euro‑currency lending to euro‑area credit institutions. The largest asset block is securities held by euro‑area residents, amounting to €3,857 billion. Liabilities comprise €1,620 billion of banknotes in circulation, €2,426 billion in monetary‑policy liabilities to euro‑area credit institutions, €216 billion to other euro‑area residents, and €151 billion to non‑euro‑area residents. Other liability items and revaluation accounts total €199 billion and €1,359 billion respectively.
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Summary derived from the ECB website (https://www.ecb.europa.eu ).
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