Georgia Inflation Rate Hits Over 2-Year High âšī¸
Georgia's annual inflation rate rose to 4% in June 2025, the highest since March 2023, with significant price increases in food, beverages, housing, and health sectors.
Moderate inflation signals potential economic shifts affecting global market dynamics, with mixed implications across different economic sectors and potential monetary policy responses.
Georgia Current Account Gap Widens to Highest Since 2016 âšī¸
Georgia's current account deficit expanded to USD 658.91 million in Q1 2025, the largest since Q4 2016, primarily due to a widening goods trade deficit and increased primary income gap.
Macroeconomic indicators suggest a challenging economic environment with expanding trade deficits and reduced income surpluses, which could signal potential economic stress and reduced investor confidence.
Georgia Monthly GDP Growth Steady at 7.5% âšī¸
Georgia's economy grew 7.5% in May 2025, with strong performances in multiple sectors except energy, and year-to-date economic activity expanded 8.8% with robust export growth of 14.6%.
Moderate economic growth signals stable economic conditions without significant disruption or extraordinary expansion. Balanced sectoral performance and steady export growth suggest incremental economic development without major portfolio implications.