Foreign exchange reserves in the Czech Republic increased to $157.2 billion in May 2025 from a slightly revised $156.2 billion in the previous month. This marked the highest level recorded since May 2022, reflecting a steady buildup in the country’s reserve assets. The growth was mainly driven by increases in both foreign currency reserves, which rose to $145.9 billion from $145.7 billion in April, and gold reserves, which climbed to $6.4 billion from $6.2 billion in the previous month. Meanwhile, reserves held in special drawing rights (SDRs) stood unchanged at $3.5 billion, along with the IMF reserve position, which remained stable at $0.8 billion.