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National Bank's net purchases reach $1.6 billion in January-September 2025 - NBG

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According to the National Bank of Georgia, in line with the current situation in the foreign exchange market, the Bank continues to replenish international reserves. In September, as a result of interventions on the Bmatch platform, the NBG increased foreign exchange reserves by USD 100.0 million, bringing the country’s total international reserves to over USD 5.4 billion.

“International foreign exchange reserves are a key guarantor of the country’s macroeconomic stability. Accordingly, the NBG consistently focuses on replenishing reserves, in line with the Bank’s stated policy. When market conditions allow, the National Bank works to increase the country’s international reserves.

In addition, the NBG’s foreign exchange interventions in 2025 were as follows:

  • January–February – no net purchase through Bmatch
  • March – net purchase of USD 101.7 million
  • April – net purchase of USD 266.4 million
  • May – net purchase of USD 245.4 million
  • June – net purchase of USD 266.0 million
  • July – net purchase of USD 416.9 million
  • August – net purchase of USD 199.6 million
  • September – net purchase of USD 100.0 million

The National Bank of Georgia will publish updated data on foreign exchange market operations on November 25, 2025,” the Bank said in a statement.

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