In January 2026, Qatar's foreign reserves experienced a notable increase, reaching $71.95 billion, as reported by The Frontier Post. This growth represents a 2.63% year-on-year rise, with the reserves standing at QAR 261.890 billion compared to QAR 255.164 billion in January 2025, according to qna.org.qa and Qatar Tribune. The Qatar Central Bank (QCB) highlighted a 3.14% increase in official international reserves, amounting to QAR 202.255 billion, which underscores Qatar's strengthening financial position. A significant component of this growth is attributed to a 12.8% month-on-month rise in gold investments, now valued at $18.13 billion, marking the highest level ever recorded, as noted by The Frontier Post.
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Qatar's Foreign Reserves Increase to $71.9 Billion in January

Qatar's foreign reserves rose 2.63% to $71.95B in Jan 2026, driven by a 12.8% gold investment hike. Despite a bond decrease, strategic asset shifts boost economic stability amid global uncertainties.
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