Tbilisi (GBC) - The President of the National Bank of Georgia, Natia Turnava, stated in the Parliament, while presenting the NBG 2025 report, that the country's macroeconomic indicators are stable, due to which the impact of global shocks on Georgia will be limited.
According to her, this stability is also confirmed by the unchanged forecast of economic growth, while the maximum neutralization of the influence of external factors is constantly being carried out.
The head of the NBG also spoke about the inflation dynamics and noted that the indicator of rigid prices remains close to the target of 3%. In addition, against the background of strong foreign exchange inflows, the GEL is characterized by a strengthening trend, which reduces the pressure of imported inflation.
"We assume that oil prices will remain within the current range. As a result, inflation will begin to decline from the third quarter of this year and return to the target of 3% during the next year," - said Natia Turnava.
The President of the National Bank added that this forecast is conditional and significantly depends on external factors, although domestic macroeconomic parameters provide grounds for optimism.