As of June 6, 2025, the consolidated financial statement of the Eurosystem, which includes the European Central Bank (ECB) and the national central banks of the Eurozone, has been released.

This report provides a comprehensive snapshot of the financial position of the Eurosystem, reflecting its assets, liabilities, and capital.

The total assets of the Eurosystem as of the specified date amounted to €X trillion.

The significant components of these assets include monetary policy operations, foreign currency reserves, and other financial assets.

The monetary policy operations encompass the Eurosystem’s interventions in the money market aimed at maintaining liquidity and controlling interest rates.

Liabilities stood at €X trillion, comprising of banknotes in circulation, deposits held by credit institutions, and the capital of the Eurosystem.

The issuance of euro banknotes, which is a primary liability of the Eurosystem, totalled €X trillion, indicating the public's reliance on the euro as a stable currency.

The consolidated financial statement underscores the Eurosystem's commitment to maintaining price stability across the Eurozone while also supporting the broader economic landscape through its various monetary policy instruments.

The assets and liabilities reflect the ongoing operations related to purchasing assets, refinancing loans to banks, and managing foreign currency reserves amid fluctuating global economic conditions.

Additionally, the financial statement indicates that the Eurosystem continues to uphold its capital structure, which is crucial for its functioning and independence.

This includes a reserve of retained earnings to cushion against potential risks and fluctuations in financial markets.

Accurate and timely reporting of the consolidated financial statements is essential for transparency, allowing stakeholders to assess the performance and health of the Eurosystem as it navigates economic challenges and opportunities within the Eurozone and the global economy.