Georgia’s total international reserves increased by $115.8 million in June 2026 compared to the previous month, reaching $7.12 billion, according to the National Bank of Georgia.
The central bank said international reserves are a key safeguard of the country’s macroeconomic stability, noting that its long-term policy remains focused on accumulating reserves and managing reserve assets efficiently.
According to the National Bank, favorable foreign exchange market conditions have enabled it to continue replenishing reserves throughout 2026. Between January and May 2026, the central bank’s net foreign exchange purchases totaled $1.466 billion. Statistics on net purchases for June will be released on July 27.
The National Bank also highlighted that it diversified its reserve portfolio in 2024 by making its first investments in monetary gold, describing the move as a strategic decision. Since then, rising gold prices have further increased the value of Georgia’s international reserves.
In June 2026, the central bank purchased an additional $100 million worth of monetary gold. As of the end of June, gold accounted for 14.2% of Georgia’s total international reserves, equivalent to $1.014 billion.
The National Bank of Georgia said it will publish updated data on the country’s total international reserves on August 7, 2026.
