The National Bank of Georgia (NBG) said it purchased USD 612.6 million through the BMatch trading platform in June, bringing the country’s international reserves to USD 7.1 billion.
According to the central bank, total net foreign exchange purchases in January–June 2026 exceeded USD 2 billion.
The latest move follows net purchases of USD 86.6 million in January, USD 429.3 million in February, USD 333.3 million in April, and USD 632.9 million in May, as well as net sales of USD 16.2 million in March. The purchases are part of the central bank’s broader policy of rebuilding foreign exchange reserves over the past year.
The NBG reiterated that “international foreign exchange reserves are an important safeguard of the country’s macroeconomic stability” and said it increases reserves “when market conditions allow.”
The central bank is expected to publish updated international reserve data on August 25, 2026.
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