Consolidated Financial Statement of the Eurosystem
As of June 19, 2026, the Eurosystem reported an asset total of EUR 6,119,940 million, reflecting a decrease of EUR 15,693 million compared to the previous week. The primary components of the assets included gold and gold receivables, valued at EUR 1,392,531 million, and claims on non-euro area residents in foreign currency amounting to EUR 520,681 million. Key details in the asset composition comprised receivables from the IMF at EUR 230,022 million and balances with banks and other external assets, totaling EUR 290,660 million.
The claims on euro area residents denominated in foreign currency stood at EUR 18,920 million, while those on non-euro area residents denominated in euros were reported at EUR 37,715 million. The report indicated substantial lending activities with euro area credit institutions related to monetary policy operations, valued at EUR 29,003 million, which include main refinancing operations totaling EUR 15,727 million and longer-term refinancing operations of EUR 13,249 million.
Furthermore, the document outlined the total liabilities of the Eurosystem, also at EUR 6,119,940 million, highlighting banknotes in circulation at EUR 1,626,912 million and liabilities to euro area credit institutions amounting to EUR 2,368,712 million. Current accounts covering the minimum reserve system accounted for EUR 314,853 million, with deposits, including the deposit facility, illustrating notable fluctuations.
In terms of other liabilities, euro area resident liabilities in euros were estimated at EUR 187,115 million. The Eurosystem also disclosed liabilities to non-euro area residents in euros, calculated at EUR 170,213 million, alongside liabilities in foreign currency reaching EUR 16,706 million. The report finalized with an overview of capital and reserves, which amounted to EUR 28,254 million.
This comprehensive financial overview underscores the Eurosystem’s ongoing commitment to transparency and accountability in financial reporting, providing stakeholders with critical insights into its monetary policy frameworks and operational dynamics.
