The National Bank of Georgia, through interventions conducted on the Bmatch platform, increased its foreign exchange reserves by 100.0 million USD, with the country’s international reserves exceeding 5.4 billion USD as of September, according to information released by the National Bank.
“In line with the current situation in the foreign exchange market, the National Bank of Georgia continues to replenish its international reserves. In September, the National Bank increased its foreign exchange reserves by 100.0 million USD through interventions on the Bmatch platform, bringing the country’s international reserves to over 5.4 billion USD as of September. International foreign exchange reserves are a significant guarantor of the country’s macroeconomic stability. Accordingly, the National Bank is consistently focused on replenishing reserves, as confirmed by its stated policy. Whenever market conditions allow, the National Bank increases the country’s international reserves. The National Bank’s foreign exchange interventions in 2025 are as follows: January-February – no net purchases via Bmatch; March – net purchase of 101.7 million USD via Bmatch; April – net purchase of 266.4 million USD via Bmatch; May – net purchase of 245.4 million USD via Bmatch; June – net purchase of 266.0 million USD via Bmatch; July – net purchase of 416.9 million USD via Bmatch; August – net purchase of 199.6 million USD via Bmatch; September – net purchase of 100.0 million USD via Bmatch.
The National Bank of Georgia will publish updated data on operations conducted in the foreign exchange market on November 25, 2025,” the statement reads.
