Georgia's foreign exchange reserves continue to grow steadily. According to the National Bank, by the end of April 2026, the volume of reserves reached $6.47 billion, an increase of $154 million compared to March.

The main contribution to this growth, according to the regulator, was the policy of active currency purchases. From January to March, net acquisitions amounted to approximately $499.7 million, while in some periods, sales were also recorded to smooth out fluctuations in the lari exchange rate. Year-on-year, reserves increased by $2.15 billion, or approximately 43%, which was one of the most significant growth rates in recent years.

Separately, the role of gold in the reserve structure has strengthened. By the end of April, the National Bank of Georgia owned approximately 7 tons of gold worth about $1.06 billion. No significant changes were recorded compared to March, which is due to the stable dynamics of gold prices in the world market during this period.