Georgia sees 10% economic growth amid tightened policy, National Bank of Georgia (NBG) Head Koba Gvenetadze said on Wednesday.
According to the updated forecast, the real growth will reach five per cent next year, entailing tourism recovery, Gvenetadze asserted.
“In light of a changeable global forecast, inflation will begin to fall in 2022 alongside shock decline, followed by loose monetary policy gradually,” Gvenetadze.