As of February 2026, Georgia’s international reserves increased by USD 358.9 million compared with the previous month, reaching a record high. The National Bank of Georgia (NBG) has released the figures.

According to the NBG, the country’s total international reserves stand at approximately USD 6.65 billion.

“International reserves are a vital guarantor of a country’s macroeconomic stability. It is precisely for this reason that the National Bank’s long-term policy has consistently focused on the accumulation of reserves and the prudent management of reserve assets.

Whenever conditions in the foreign exchange market and the broader macroeconomic environment permit, the National Bank replenishes its currency reserves.

In total, net purchases over the course of 2025 amounted to USD 2,432.5 million, whilst net purchases in January 2026 stood at USD 86.6 million. Updated statistics on net purchases for February will be published on March 25.

As of February 2026, gold accounts for 18% of the total international foreign exchange reserves, which amounts to USD 1,198.4 million. Due to fluctuations in the gold price, the value of the monetary gold has risen by approximately USD 698.4 million since its acquisition. This increase highlights the robustness of the National Bank’s strategy of diversifying its reserves,” the NBG statement reads.

The National Bank of Georgia will publish updated data on official international reserves on April 7, 2026.