Who checks the AI work
Main BTU researchers assess that Georgian companies should expand AI-agent activity in line with their teams’ capacity to review and use the results. Otherwise, faster preparation can create a growing
How European Inflation Affects Georgia
Key Takeaway Faster euro area inflation increases the risk of higher import and financing costs for Georgia, but the European inflation rate does not pass directly into Georgian prices. Exposure
A New Oil-Price Threat
Key Takeaway The Wall Street Journal reported on 21 October 2026 that total oil flows from the Middle East, including alternative shipping routes, had exceeded prewar levels. Yet flows linked
Fuel Prices Put Pressure on Georgia’s Food Businesses
Higher diesel prices reach beyond the pump: they can affect farms, food processors, cold-chain operators and the final delivery to shops. For Georgia, the challenge is to identify which costs
High Interest Rates Hold Back Business Growth:
Expensive borrowing can delay inventory purchases, equipment upgrades and expansion, particularly among smaller Georgian firms that cannot readily finance investment from their own cash flow. Key Takeaway The Wall Street
The AI Boom and the Productivity Test for Georgian Companies
Main conclusion BTU researchers conclude that the central AI challenge for Georgian businesses is no longer access to the technology. The challenge is proving that completed work becomes faster, cheaper
Global Coffee Price Changes and Their Impact on the Georgian Market
