Bank of Lithuania
Event date
July 08
At the end of June 2005 official international reserves made up LTL 9,896.7 million (EUR 2,866.3 million, USD 3,450.9 million). In the course of one month they increased by LTL 63.2 million, i.e. 0.6 per cent.

At the end of June 2005 official international reserves made up LTL 9,896.7 million (EUR 2,866.3 million, USD 3,450.9 million).

In the course of one month they increased by LTL 63.2 million, i.e. 0.6 per cent.

The growth of international reserves was affected by the increase of the volume of currency issued by the Bank of Lithuania (LTL 178.3 million), the net increase of other liabilities of the Bank of Lithuania (LTL 61.9 million) and higher balances of credit institutions with the Bank of Lithuania (LTL 33.2 million).

The factors reducing reserve assets were the decline of central government deposits with the Bank of Lithuania (LTL 182.8 million) and the decrease of other foreign liabilities of the Bank of Lithuania (LTL 27.4 million).

(LTL millions, unless otherwise indicated; end of period)
 Official reserve assets
TotalMonetary gold2Special
drawing
rights

Reserve
position
in
the IMF


Foreign exchangeOther
claims
USD
millions 
EUR
millions1
LTL
millions 
LTL
millions 
in
fine
troy
ounces
(millions)



TotalCurrency and depositsSecuritiesFinancial
derivatives
TotalWith
monetary
authorities
and the BIS


With banks
05/20053,567.32,848.09,833.5213.60.1860.10.19,619.71,811.31,066.7744.67,808.4??
06/20053,450.92,866.39,896.7232.80.1860.20.19,663.61,353.3667.7685.68,310.3??
06 - 05/2005
Change:in millions-116.418.363.219.2?0.10.043.9-458.0-399.0-59.0501.9??
in per cent-3.30.60.69.0?61.32.80.5-25.3-37.4-7.96.4??

Notes:

1.XEU till December 31, 1998
2. Since December 2001 gold has been valued once per month on the last working day at the value of London gold price fixing. Previously, gold was valued once per year on the last working day at the lowest value of London gold price fixings during the year, if that value was lower than book value.

Last update: 08-07-2005