As of November 2025, Georgia’s foreign exchange reserves increased by USD 213.2 million compared to the previous month and reached a historic maximum exceeding USD 5.8 billion, the National Bank of Georgia (NBG) announced.

The NBG said it continues to be oriented on replenishing the country’s international reserves.

“Taking into account favorable market conditions, the NBG continues replenishing foreign exchange reserves during the current period. Currency interventions carried out by the NBG in 2025 to date are as follows: In March – net purchase of USD 101.7 million via Bmatch, April – net purchase of USD 266.4 million via Bmatch, May – net purchase of USD 245.4 million via Bmatch, June – net purchase of USD 266.0 million via Bmatch, July – net purchase of USD 416.9 million via Bmatch, August – net purchase of USD 199.6 million via Bmatch, September – net purchase of USD 100.0 million via Bmatch, October – net purchase of USD 167.4 million via Bmatch. In total, net purchases in January-October 2025 amounted to 1,763.3 million.

The NBG will release updated information on foreign exchange operations on December 25, 2025.

“International reserves are a key safeguard for Georgia’s macroeconomic stability. Accordingly, the NBG prioritizes increasing and effective management of these reserves, and November data confirms that,” the NBG said.

As of November 2025, the share of gold in total foreign exchange is 16.5% (USD 961.8 million). Due to the change in the price of gold, the value of monetary gold has increased by 461.8 million USD since its acquisition, which emphasizes the validity of the National Bank’s reserve diversification strategy.

The NBG will release updated information on foreign exchange reserves on January 6, 2026.