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Read moreISET-PI has begun publication of a new product – the Budget Execution Monitor (BEM). The goal of the BEM is to forecast revenues and expenditures of the general government of Georgia for the cu...
Read moreAccording to the most recent statistics, the Georgian economy is showing signs stabilization in the last quarter of 2015. Economic growth increased to 3% year on year in October – about the same as the estimated average real GDP growth rate (2.8%) for the first ten months of 2015.
ISET-PI’s Leading Economic Indicators forecast still predicts 3.6% growth in the fourth quarter (the forecast remained virtually unchanged since last month’s update), and 2.9% annual GDP growth for 2015.
The Georgian economy is thus showing a degree of resilience to regional economic pressures.