Why Restaurant Spending Is Rising in Georgia and Who Can Actually Afford It?
In May 2025, a notable shift emerged in consumer behavior: restaurant and café spending in Georgia saw a sharp rise. According to TBC Capital’s Consumer Spending Tracker, card payments in
The Four-Day Workweek — What Global Experience Shows and Where Georgia Stands
According to MIT Sloan Management Review, what once seemed like a radical idea is increasingly becoming a viable alternative. Around the world, more and more companies are experimenting with a
Why Local Products Are Getting More Expensive — The Structure of Rising Inflation in Georgia
According to Geostat, Georgia’s annual inflation rate reached 4 percent in June 2025. While this figure may seem moderate, a closer look at its composition reveals a different picture: prices
Why Are Apartment Rents Declining in Tbilisi and What It Means for Owners and Investors
In May 2025, the average apartment rental price in Tbilisi dropped again, reaching $9.3 per square meter, marking a 2% monthly decline and the lowest rate in the past two
The Growing Trend of Strawberry Imports: Who Supplies the Georgian Market
Food imports in Georgia have been steadily increasing for years, and in 2024, according to Geostat, they surpassed 2 billion USD. This figure mostly includes staple food items, but growing
Georgian Blueberry Exports Reach Record High – Growth in Price and Demand Continues
In the summer of 2025, Georgia’s blueberry export sector has reached an all-time high, signaling not just an internal success in agriculture, but also a powerful indicator of the country’s
Global Automakers Face the Impact of U.S. Tariffs
Tariff Storm: How the U.S. New Duties Will Reshape Trade and Markets
