Georgia continues to experience a steady upward trend in prices, and the measures taken by the authorities have not yet produced the expected effect. Recent data from the National Statistics Service "Sakstat" shows that in December 2025, prices for industrial products increased by 0.3% per month, and the producer price index in annual terms added 6.1%.
The most noticeable jump was recorded in the mining industry, where the cost of production increased immediately by 22.4%. Food products also rose significantly in price — by 11.5%, which directly affects the expenses of the population. At the same time, products oriented to the domestic market rose in price by 5.4%, while export products rose by 7.4%, which further increases price pressure within the country.
Interestingly, imported goods as a whole did not support the general trend: prices for imported industrial products decreased by 0.1%, and imported food products decreased by 5.2%. However, this did not help to contain the rise in prices in stores. At the end of December, annual inflation in Georgia reached 4%, exceeding the National Bank's target of 3%, which indicates persistent inflationary risks in the economy.