Georgia’s foreign exchange reserves exceed $6 billion

Georgia’s foreign exchange reserves stood at $6.16 billion as of Jan. 1, the National Bank of Georgia said.

The figure is up by $342.6 million, or 5.9%, compared with the same period a year earlier.

Between March and November 2025, the central bank conducted large net purchases on the foreign exchange market, with total net purchases amounting to $2.07 billion.

As of the reporting date, gold accounted for 16.3% of Georgia’s foreign reserves, with a total value of $1.02 billion. The value of gold holdings has roughly doubled due to rising global gold prices.

The National Bank of Georgia is scheduled to publish updated data on official international reserves on Feb. 6.