ZAGREB (Croatia), May 23 (SeeNews) – The foreign exchange (FX) reserves held by Croatia’s central bank amounted to 1.920 billion euro ($2.2 billion) at the end of April, up from 1.365 billion euro in the same month a year earlier, the Croatian National Bank said.
At the end of April, the forex reserves were lower than they had been a month year earlier, when they totalled 1.973 billion euro, the central bank said in a data release last week.
The total reserve assets of Croatia’s central bank stood at 3.358 billion euro in April, down from 3.433 billion euro at the end of March, and up from 2.774 billion euro at end-April 2024.
Croatia had no gold reserves at the end of April.
Its special drawing rights (SDRs) amounted to some 1.235 billion euro, slightly down compared to 1.272 billion euro in March, and lower than 1.220 billion euro in April 2024.
Croatia’s reserve position in the International Monetary Fund (IMF) reached 23.8 million euro in April, up from 0.5 million euro in March 2025 and April 2024.
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