Luciano Cohan

This dataset contains monthly information about each country's official reserve assets, and is measured in USD millions. Data is sourced from IMF's International Finance Statistics.

International Reserves

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is an international organization that was created to promote international monetary cooperation, exchange rate stability, and orderly exchange arrangements, and to provide resources to help countries to address balance of payments difficulties. The IMF provides policy advice, financial assistance, and technical assistance to its member countries.

International Monetary Fund (IMF)

Alphacast

Monetary - Global - IMF - International Reserves

jacques kraemer

This dataset includes daily information on International Reserves and main liabilities of the Central Bank of the Republic of Argentina, in thousands of pesos.

International Reserves & Main Liabilities Of The BCRA

Banco Central de la República Argentina (BCRA) is the central bank of Argentina, responsible for issuing and regulating the country's currency and managing its monetary policy.

Banco Central de la República Argentina (BCRA)

This dataset presents a summary of the main factors driving daily changes in the Central Bank of Argentina’s (BCRA) international reserves. The data is provisional and subject to revision. Changes are calculated using information up to the last day included in the series, with all values expressed in USD millions.

Ignacio Savanti

This dataset includes Net International Reserves holdings of the BCRA and its components. They are calculated as Gross IIRR - Swap with China - Bank Deposits in the BCRA in USD - SEDESA REPO. Data is in USD millions.

Daily Net International Reserves

SDR Valuation

This dataset includes IMF daily SDR valuation. The currency value of the SDR is determined by summing the values in U.S. dollars, based on market exchange rates, of a basket of major currencies (the U.S. dollar, Euro, Japanese yen, pound sterling and the Chinese renminbi). The SDR currency value is calculated daily (except on IMF holidays or whenever the IMF is closed for business) and the valuation basket is reviewed and adjusted every five years.

Sdr Currency Basket

Financial - Global - IMF - SDR Currency Basket

Genaro Fuentes


This dataset presents the weekly calculation of the SDR interest rate. It is determined by summing the products of each currency’s amount in the basket (as defined under Rule O-1), its exchange rate against the SDR, and its corresponding interest rate.
Exchange rates are based on representative market rates, while interest rates reflect the annual equivalent yield of three-month financial instruments.
For the final calculation, the higher of the following two values is used: (i) the sum of the weighted products described above, or (ii) a minimum floor of 0.050%.


Sdr Interest Rate Calculation

Monetary - Global - IMF - SDR Interest Rate Calculation

This dataset icnludes special drawing rights (SDR) allocations and holdings for Argentina. Data is in SDRs.

Argentina Sdr Allocations & Holdings

This dataset contains Chile monthly reserve assets in USD millions. Including monetary gold, reserve position in the IMF, etc.


Banco Central de Chile (BCCh) is the central bank of Chile. It is responsible for implementing the country's monetary policy and maintaining price stability, as well as overseeing the stability and efficiency of the financial system. The BCCh carries out its functions through various monetary policy tools, such as setting interest rates, managing the money supply, and intervening in the foreign exchange market.

Banco Central de Chile (BCCh)

Monetary - Chile - BCCh - International Reserves

lucascosta93

This dataset contains monthly information on the International reserves produced by the Central Bank of Brazil. data are in USD Millions.
International reserves comprise the country's readily available foreign assets held by the Central Bank of Brazil for the purpose of financing any balance of payments deficits.
he time series present the following components of foreign assets in the liquidity' concept, made available monthly from January 2000:

Reserves in convertible currencies - total - represents the sum of assets invested in bonds and in the form of time deposits.

Reserves in convertible currencies - bonds - comprise the various types of bonds, such as notes, bills and bonds, including bonds representing the Brazilian external debt. As of November 2000, bonds are accounted for at market price.

Reserves in convertible currencies - currency and deposits - record deposits in current, overnight and fixed-term accounts.

Reserve position at the IMF - represents Brazil share of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), subscribed in convertible currencies. It is the first credit used by countries in case of need for balance of payments financing.

DES - are the credits in Special Drawing Rights distributed by the IMF, in proportion to the subscription quotas of each member country.

Gold (including gold deposit) - comprises monetary gold (held by the Central Bank) valued at market price. Only gold with an international standard is considered.

Gold (volume) - represents the amount of troy ounce of available gold and gold deposits. Excludes non-standard gold.

Other reserve assets - total - comprises the sum of: derivative instruments, loans from non-bank non-residents, banknotes and currency and securities acquired with repurchase agreement.

Other reserve assets - derivative instruments - represent the net balance of investments in forwards, futures, swaps and options.

Other reserve assets - loans from non-bank non-residents - comprise the credit balance of the Reciprocal Credit Agreement (CCR).

Securities acquired with repurchase agreement - modality introduced in January 2002, refers to securities acquired with mandatory repurchase upon the maturity of the operation. On the other hand, securities sold with a repurchase agreement are excluded from reserves.'

Banco Central do Brasil (BCB) is the Central Bank of Brazil. It is responsible for implementing the country's monetary policy and maintaining price stability, as well as overseeing the stability and efficiency of the financial system. BCB carries out its functions through various monetary policy tools, such as setting interest rates, managing the money supply, and intervening in the foreign exchange market.

Publications in International Reserves

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