The National Bank of Georgia has released the third issue of its scientific and analytical journal Monetary Economics, led by an article from Governor Natia Turnava on the main directions of Georgia’s monetary and foreign exchange policy for 2026–2028. The issue also covers research on monetary policy and financial supervision, alongside work on national accounts and financial inclusion. Featured articles address optimal monetary policy under supply shocks, debates on Gross Domestic Product and the updated 2025 System of National Accounts, assessment of formal and informal household incomes in Georgia, and the use of supervisory “bottom-up” stress tests to analyse the banking sector’s resilience to shocks. The journal is published in a renewed format in Georgian and English and is positioned as an academic resource and dialogue platform for audiences interested in monetary policy, banking, financial technologies and capital market development. The next issue is scheduled for publication in March 2026, with the editorial team open to submissions from external authors.
National Bank of Georgia 2026-01-21
National Bank of Georgia releases third issue of Monetary Economics journal featuring 2026–2028 monetary and foreign exchange policy priorities
The National Bank of Georgia published the third issue of its journal Monetary Economics, featuring Governor Natia Turnava's article on Georgia’s monetary and foreign exchange policy for 2026–2028, and research on monetary policy, financial supervision, and financial inclusion. The journal, available in Georgian and English, serves as an academic resource and dialogue platform, with the next issue due in March 2026.