Georgia's international reserves reached an all-time high in October 2025, exceeding USD 5.6 billion.
As of October 2025, Georgia's international reserves increased by USD 175.3 million, reaching a historic record. The country's international reserves exceed USD 5.6 billion.
The National Bank of Georgia (NBG) remains focused on replenishing its reserves. Notably, in the current period, thanks to favorable market conditions, NBG continues to build up its reserves.
Net purchases amounted to 101.7 million in March, 266.4 million in April, 245.4 million in May, 266.0 million in June, 416.9 million in July, 199.6 million in August, and 100.0 million in September.
In total, net purchases for January-September 2025 amounted to 1,596.0 million. Statistics on net purchases for October will be published on November 25.
International foreign exchange reserves are a crucial guarantor of a country's macroeconomic stability. The National Bank's long-term policy has consistently focused on accumulating international reserves and effectively managing reserve assets, as demonstrated by the October figures.
As of October 2025, the share of gold in the total international currency reserves is 16.4% (USD 920.6 million). Due to changes in gold price, the value of monetary gold has surged by USD 420.6 million since its acquisition, confirming the validity of the National Bank's reserve diversification strategy.
The National Bank of Georgia will publish updated data on official international reserves on December 5, 2025.
