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

“Amid favorable market conditions, the NBG continues to replenish reserves,” the central bank stated. “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.”

As of June, gold accounts for 16.1% of Georgia’s total reserves, with a value of $754.4 million. The central bank highlighted that this marks a $254.4 million increase in the value of monetary gold since acquisition, driven by changes in global gold prices.

“This increase underscores the correctness of the National Bank’s reserve diversification strategy,” the NBG noted.