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International reserves and foreign currency liquidity

The final/preliminary figures for international reserves and foreign currency liquidity are published monthly on behalf of Norges Bank, the central bank of Norway. Publishing of these figures is a part of the central banks obligations according to IMF’s Special Dissemination Standard (SDDS).

Updated: 22 July 2025
Next update: 7 August 2025

Selected figures from these statistics

  • Official reserve assets and other foreign currency assets, market value. NOK million
    Official reserve assets and other foreign currency assets, market value. NOK million1
    May 2025June 2025
    A. Official reserve assets936 409942 520
    Foreign currency reserves751 578750 770
    IMF reserve position14 13913 415
    SDRs75 57076 024
    Other reserve assets95 122102 311
    Other foreign currency assets2 8284 302
    1The table is updated with final figures after the 21st of the month following the reporting period
    Explanation of symbols
  • International reserves and foreign liquidity. NOK million. I. Official reserve assets and other foreign currency assets
    International reserves and foreign liquidity. NOK million. I. Official reserve assets and other foreign currency assets
    June 2025
    A. Official reserve assets NOK942 519
    A. Official reserve assets, preliminary figures937 508
    (1) Foreign currency reserves750 770
    (a) Securities712 652
    of which: issuer headquartered in reporting country but located abroad0
    (b) total currency and deposits with:38 118
    (i) other national central banks, BIS and IMF37 797
    (ii) banks headquartered in the reporting country0
    of which: located abroad0
    (iii) banks headquartered outside the reporting country321
    of which: located in the reporting country0
    (2) IMF reserve position13 415
    (3) SDRs76 024
    (4) Gold0
    (5) Other reserve assets102 311
    financial derivatives-5
    loans to nonbank nonresidents0
    other102 316
    B. Other foreign currency assets4 302
    securities not included in official reserve assets0
    deposits not included in official reserve assets440
    loans not included in official reserve assets0
    financial derivatives not included in official reserve assets11
    gold not included in official reserve assets0
    other3 852
    Explanation of symbols
  • International reserves and foreign liquidity. NOK million. II. Predetermined short-term net drains on foreign currency assets (nominal value)
    International reserves and foreign liquidity. NOK million. II. Predetermined short-term net drains on foreign currency assets (nominal value)
    June 2025
    Maturity totalMaturity 0-1 monthMaturity 1-3 monthMaturity 3-12 month
    1.Foreign currency loans, securities, and deposits-3580-3580
    outflows (-) - (Principal)0000
    outflows (-) - (Interest)-3580-3580
    inflows (+) - (Principal)0000
    inflows (+) - (Interest)0000
    2. Aggregate short and long positions in forwards
    (a) Short positions (-)0000
    (b) Long positions (+)0000
    3. Other-72 054-72 05400
    outflows related to repos (-)-6-600
    inflows related to reverse repos (+)0000
    trade credit (-)0000
    trade credit (+)0000
    other accounts payable (-)-72 048-72 04800
    other accounts receivable (+)0000
    Explanation of symbols
  • International reserves and foreign liquidity. NOK million. IV. Memo items
    International reserves and foreign liquidity. NOK million. IV. Memo items
    June 2025
    (a) Short term domestic currency debt indexed to the exchange rate0
    (b) Financial instruments denominated in foreign currency and settled by other means (NOK)0
    derivatives (forwards, futures or options contracts)0
    (c) Pledged assets0
    (d) Securities lent and on repo-3 201
    lent or repoed and included in section I-3 201
    lent or repoed but not included in section I0
    borrowed or acquired and included in section I0
    borrowed or acquired but not included in section I0
    (e) Financial derivative assets (net, marked to market)6
    forwards6
    futures0
    swaps0
    options0
    other0
    (f) Derivatives (forward, futures or options contracts) that have a residual maturity greater than one year0
    aggregate short and long positions in forwards and futures in foreign currencies vis-à-vis the domestic currency (including the forward leg of currency swaps)0
    aggregate short and long positions of options in foreign currencies vis-à-vis the domestic currency0
    (2) To be disclosed at least once a year:
    Currency composition of reserves942 519
    Currencies in SDR basket840 033
    Currency Composition of Reserves, Denominated in US Dollars480 849
    Currency Composition of Reserves, Denominated in Euros242 040
    Currency Composition of Reserves, Denominated in Chinese Yuan11 309
    Currency Composition of Reserves, Denominated in Japanese Yen50 036
    Currency Composition of Reserves, Denominated in UK Pound Sterling55 799
    Currencies not in SDR basket102 486
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About the statistics

The information under «About the statistics» was last updated 22 April 2021.

A brief description of the financial institutions and instruments:

Norges Bank: The Central Bank of Norway exercise advisory, excecutant and control functions related to exchange rate-, credit- and monetary policy.

NBIM: Norges Bank Investment Management. NBIM is responsible for investing the Norwegian Government Pension Fund's international assets. In addition to managing the Pension Fund's international assets, NBIM also manages the major share of Norges Bank’s foreign exchange reserves and the Government Petroleum Insurance Fund. NBIM invests in international equities and fixed income instruments, money market instruments and derivatives.

The balance sheet: The balance shows assets, debt and equity by the end of a financial year.

International reserves: Liquid currency claims abroad under the control of monetary authorities.

Foreign currency liquidity: (1) Liquid currency reserves (international reserves and other reserves) under control of the authority. (2) Actual and conditional future net currency flows which affect currency claims (short-term debt in currency and activities off balance).

Future short term obligations: Net currency flows as a result of the authority’s financial activity versus domestic and foreign customers the coming 12 months.

Monetary authorities: The Central Bank

Data are compiled according to the guidelines provided in the IMF's "Data Template on International Reserves and Foreign Currency Liquidity" – Operational Guidelines.

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