As of March 2025, Georgia’s international currency reserves reached USD 4.3 billion in March 2025, a rise of $76.8 million, the National Bank of Georgia (NBG) reported on Monday.
“International monetary reserves are a important guarantor of the country’s macroeconomic stability,” the bank noted. “The National Bank’s long-term policy is constantly focused on increasing foreign reserves and properly managing reserve assets.”
“As of March 2025, gold accounts for 16.6% of total international currency reserves ($714.9 million). According to March data, the level of reserves climbed by $64.4 million as gold prices rose over the previous month.
The value of monetary gold has climbed by nearly $195 million since the acquisition, demonstrating the effectiveness of the National Bank’s reserve diversification policy. The National Bank of Georgia will publish updated statistics on official international reserves on May 7, 2025,” the NBG added.
