In December 2025, Georgia’s National Bank (NBG) increased the country’s international reserves by $361 million through interventions on the Bmatch platform, bringing total reserves to a historic high of $6.16 billion. NBG emphasized that maintaining strong international reserves is a key guarantee of macroeconomic stability.
According to the central bank, net purchases on the Bmatch platform throughout 2025 totaled $2.43 billion. No interventions were made in January or February, while monthly net purchases varied, with peaks in July ($416.9 million) and December ($361 million). Other notable months included April ($266.4 million), May ($245.4 million), and November ($308.2 million).
The National Bank stated that these interventions reflect its ongoing focus on reserve accumulation whenever market conditions allow. The policy ensures that the country maintains sufficient foreign currency liquidity to support economic stability and investor confidence.
Updated data on NBG’s foreign exchange market operations will be published on February 25, 2026.
