BAKU, Azerbaijan, November 5. Georgia’s economy
expanded by an average of 7.7 percent in January-September 2025,
according to preliminary data from the National Bank of Georgia
(NBG), Trend
reports.
The Bank said that economic activity is gradually returning to
its long-term growth rate after several years of strong
recovery.
The NBG noted that robust growth in domestic demand and
investment supported the economy this year, while tighter financial
conditions helped keep demand pressures on prices moderate.
In its updated baseline scenario, the NBG expects growth to
normalize in line with long-term trends as monetary policy remains
moderately tight. The Bank also highlighted external uncertainties,
including global trade disruptions and geopolitical tensions, as
factors that could influence future growth performance.
