Lower-income countries generate highest reserves growth
Most reserves portfolios appear to have weathered the Covid-19 crisis well
Central banks in lower-income countries typically have experienced higher growth in the value of their foreign exchange reserve portfolios during the past 12 months compared with those in higher-income countries. More broadly, central banks appear to have weathered the financial stresses induced by Covid-19 lockdowns, with most of those surveyed in Reserve Benchmarks 2020 reporting positive returns in the wake of the crisis.
Of the 34 central banks that provided a figure for the annualised
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