Poland’s central bank boosts gold reserves to 550 tons, with plans to reach 700 tons by late 2025.
Poland’s Gold Reserve Expansion
The National Bank of Poland regularly informs about an increased gold reserve in its assets. While in the years 2019-2022 it was around 228 tons, by the end of December 2025 it was already 550 tons.
NBP President Adam Glapiński announced the possibility of increasing reserves to 700 tons, signaling a significant shift in the nation’s monetary strategy.
Elite Group of Gold-Rich Nations
Only nine economies today have gold reserves exceeding 700 tons (USA, Germany, Italy, France, Russia, China, Switzerland, India, and Japan) as well as the International Monetary Fund.
This growing emphasis on gold reserves reflects changing global financial dynamics and strategies among central banks worldwide.