Georgia’s foreign exchange reserves increased by $103.3 million in June 2025, reaching $4.7 billion, according to the National Bank of Georgia (NBG).

“Amid favorable market conditions, the NBG continues to replenish reserves. For example, net purchases of $101.7 million were made in March, $266.4 million in April, and $245.4 million in May. In total, net purchases from January to May 2025 amounted to $613.5 million,” the NBG stated.

According to the central bank, as of June 2025, gold accounts for 16.1% of total foreign exchange reserves, equivalent to $754.4 million.

“As a result of changes in gold prices, the value of monetary gold has increased by $254.4 million since the time of its acquisition, which underscores the correctness of the National Bank’s reserve diversification strategy,” the NBG announced.