DATA - Reserve base 1 2 3

Reserve base ¹ ² ³
Month-end	2023	2024	2025	Feb. 26	Mar. 26	Apr. 26	May 26	June 26	July 26
EUR million
Total	689,317	708,916	730,273	x	736,717	760,741	758,394	x	763,477
Liabilities to which a 1% reserve ratio is applied
Overnight deposits with an agreed maturity/notice period of up to 2 years	467,775	471,134	479,332	x	476,252	490,558	484,340	x	493,497
Debt securities with an agreed maturity of up to 2 years	9,775	8,825	8,542	x	9,035	11,188	10,108	x	9,010
Liabilities to which a 0% reserve ratio is applied
Deposits with an agreed maturity/ notice period of over 2 years	42,242	44,855	46,370	x	49,931	50,058	50,563	x	51,507
Repurchase agreements	3,390	7,172	11,016	x	18,976	24,066	24,036	x	21,833
Debt securities with an agreed maturity of over 2 years	166,136	176,929	185,013	x	182,522	184,872	189,346	x	187,630


Source: OeNB.

Liabilities vis-à-vis other credit institutions subject to the ESCB's minimum reserve system, vis-à-vis the ECB and the participating national central banks are excluded from the reserve base. If a credit institution cannot provide evidence of the amount of its issues of debt securities with a maturity of up to two years and of money market instruments held by the institutions mentioned above, it may deduct a specific percentage of these liabilities from its reserve base. Up to and including November 1999 this percentage for the calculation of the reserve base came to 10%, thereafter to 30%. The reserve base of credit institutions as at January 1, 1999, is used to calculate the minimum reserves for the maintenance period starting on January 1, 1999, and ending on February 23, 1999. The relevant aggregated data were reported to the ECB by the end of February 1999. In July 2014, the Governing Council decided that meetings dedicated to monetary policy will be held every six weeks instead of once in a month, starting in January 2015. As a consequence, the maintenance periods will be extended to about six weeks as well, meaning that minimum reserve requirements must be fulfilled eight times a year as of 2015.