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August 4, 2021

IN THIS ISSUE:

1. IN JULY, ANNUAL INFLATION RATE MADE UP 11.9%
2. NBG RAISED ITS INFLATION FORECAST FOR 2021 BY 2 PP
3. MONETARY POLICY RATE RAISED TO 10%
4. AS OF JUNE 30, VOLUME OF CONSUMER LOANS INCREASED BY 6.7% Q-O-Q AND BY 20.3% Y-O-Y
5. IN Q2, VOLUME OF MORTGAGE LOANS, ISSUED IN LARI, INCREASED BY 40.5% Y-O-Y, WHILE OF ONES, ISSUED IN FOREIGN CURRENCY – BY 12.7%
6. USAID LAUNCHED NEW PROGRAM TO REDUCE UNEMPLOYMENT IN GEORGIA
7. FEASIBILITY STUDY STARTED OF PCS INTRODUCTION IN GEORGIAN PORTS
8. LAUNCH OF DIGITAL AND MOBILE HALL OF JUSTICE IS PLANNED

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1. IN JULY, ANNUAL INFLATION RATE MADE UP 11.9%
Economics

Sakstat reported that in July, annual inflation in Georgia made up 11.9%. Monthly inflation (i.e. compared with the previous month, June) made up 1.3%.

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2. NBG RAISED ITS INFLATION FORECAST FOR 2021 BY 2 PP
Economics

National Bank of Georgia (NBG) released updated forecast of inflation, which expects that if other things remain equal, the rate in 2021 will be above 9% on average. To remind, in June, NBG forecasted inflation of 7%.

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3. MONETARY POLICY RATE RAISED TO 10%
Economics

National Bank of Georgia (NBG) reported that its Monetary Policy Committee decided today to raise the refinancing rate by 0.5 percentage points. Accordingly, the monetary policy rate makes up now 10%.

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4. AS OF JUNE 30, VOLUME OF CONSUMER LOANS INCREASED BY 6.7% Q-O-Q AND BY 20.3% Y-O-Y
Economics

National Bank of Georgia (NBG) reported that volume of consumer loans, issued by Georgian banks, totaled as of June 30 to 5.2 billion lari. The volume has increased by 6.7% quarter-on-quarter and by 20.3% year-on-year.

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5. IN Q2, VOLUME OF MORTGAGE LOANS, ISSUED IN LARI, INCREASED BY 40.5% Y-O-Y, WHILE OF ONES, ISSUED IN FOREIGN CURRENCY – BY 12.7%
Economics

National Bank of Georgia (NBG) reported that mortgage loans, issued by Georgian banks in national currency, amounted as of June 30 to 9.6 billion lari. The volume has increased by 6.7% quarter-on-quarter and by 40.5% year-on-year.

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6. USAID LAUNCHED NEW PROGRAM TO REDUCE UNEMPLOYMENT IN GEORGIA
Economics

USAID declared about launch of a new “Industry-Led Skills Development Program” in Georgia. As USAID mission in Georgia reported, budget of the 5-year program makes up $24 million.

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7. FEASIBILITY STUDY STARTED OF PCS INTRODUCTION IN GEORGIAN PORTS
Economics

Georgian Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development reported about inauguration of a project on feasibility study of implementation a Port Community System (PCS, an electronic platform for information exchange between public and private structures) in Georgian ports at the online meeting today.

The meeting was organized by Georgian Maritime Transport Agency and was held with support of EBRD and the Investor Council, the Ministry noted.

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8. LAUNCH OF DIGITAL AND MOBILE HALL OF JUSTICE IS PLANNED
Economics

Georgia’s Justice Minister Rati Bregadze reported about planned launch of digital Hall of Justice, which will allow consumers receive any service of the Hall through a mobile application, without leaving their homes. He announced this today, while presenting a 10-year development plan of the Ministry.

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