Georgia's international reserves reached a record level of $6.65 billion in February 2026, an increase of 358.9 million compared to the previous month. This data is published by the National Bank of the country.
The share of gold in the reserves is 18% or about $1.2 billion. Since the acquisition, the value of monetary gold has increased by approximately $698.4 million, reflecting the NBG's asset diversification strategy. The regulator notes that the replenishment of reserves is carried out in a favorable situation in the foreign exchange market and in the economy, which ensures the macroeconomic stability of the country.
In 2025, net currency purchases amounted to $2.43 billion, in January 2026 — $86.6 million. Updated data for February is scheduled to be published on March 25, and full statistics of international reserves — on April 7.
