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UK Treasury publishes Exchange Equalisation Account report

The 2025 to 2026 report covers the account that holds the UK’s gold, foreign-currency and IMF Special Drawing Rights reserves.

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  • The Treasury says the account was established in 1932 to help check undue fluctuations in sterling’s exchange value.
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The account holds UK reserves and may be used for purposes set out in legislation, according to the Treasury.

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  1. UK Treasury publishes Exchange Equalisation Account report

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  2. The 2025 to 2026 report covers the account that holds the UK’s gold, foreign-currency and IMF Special Drawing Rights reserves.

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  3. The Treasury says the account was established in 1932 to help check undue fluctuations in sterling’s exchange value.

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  4. The account holds UK reserves and may be used for purposes set out in legislation, according to the Treasury.

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