Decline in Passenger Car Imports in Georgia
According to January 2025 data, passenger car imports in Georgia fell by 25%. While 11,892 vehicles were imported in January 2024, the number dropped to 8,880 in the same period
Why Coffee Prices Are Rising and Why We Shouldn’t Expect Them to Drop
For coffee lovers, this essential beverage is becoming increasingly expensive, and unfortunately, there are no signs of this trend reversing. Multiple factors are driving the price surge, including climate change,
Slower Growth in Mortgage Lending and the National Bank’s Strategy: An Attempt to Stabilize the Market
Data from Georgia’s banking sector for January 2025 reveals a sharp slowdown in mortgage lending. According to the National Bank of Georgia, commercial banks issued 246 million GEL in mortgage
Confronting New Risks in Global Trade
Japanese automakers’ large-scale investments in Mexico are facing growing risks due to uncertainties in U.S. trade policy and the potential for increased tariffs. Over the past decade, Japanese companies have
The Economic Impact of the European Central Bank’s Decision and Its Influence on Georgia
The European Central Bank’s (ECB) decision regarding interest rate cuts remains a pressing issue. This move aims to stimulate the economy while keeping inflation under control. However, investors and analysts
Crypto Reserves: What Should Georgia Consider in Light of Trump’s Initiative?
U.S. President Donald Trump’s new initiative to establish a national cryptocurrency reserve is already sparking debates in global economic and political circles. According to Trump’s plan, the U.S. should accumulate
Decline in Passenger Car Imports in Georgia
Confronting New Risks in Global Trade
