Macau financial reserve hits record 704.3 billion patacas

Macau's financial reserve reached a new record high of 704.3 billion patacas (approximately 75.3 billion euros) at the end of June, marking the seventh consecutive month of record growth.

According to data from the Monetary Authority of Macau (AMCM), the reserve increased by more than 4 billion euros during the first half of the year. Since the end of 2025, the reserve has seen a valuation increase of 37.6 billion patacas (4.02 billion euros). In June alone, the reserve grew by 2 billion patacas (221.7 million euros), surpassing the previous record set in May.

The reserve is composed of an extraordinary reserve, valued at 518.4 billion patacas (55.5 billion euros), and a basic reserve of 163.6 billion patacas (17.5 billion euros), which is equivalent to 150% of Macau's public budget. Subcontracted investments constitute the largest portion of the financial reserve.