As of March 2025, Georgia's international currency reserves have reached $4.3 billion, marking an increase of $76.8 million, according to a report from the National Bank of Georgia (NBG).

The NBG highlighted that "international monetary reserves are a key guarantor of the country’s macroeconomic stability." The bank reiterated that its long-term strategy remains focused on boosting foreign reserves and managing reserve assets effectively.

Gold currently constitutes 16.6% of the total international reserves, valued at $714.9 million. The NBG reported that the value of gold reserves increased by $64.4 million, driven by rising gold prices over the past month.

Since acquiring gold, the value of monetary gold has surged by nearly $195 million, underscoring the success of the NBG’s reserve diversification policy. The bank will release the latest figures on official international reserves on May 7, 2025.