BAKU, Azerbaijan, December 25. Production
prices in Georgia are expected to change by 3% according to global
macroeconomic models and forecasts from Trading Economics analysts
by the end of this quarter, Trend reports via the Trading Economics international
online platform.
"In the long term, according to our econometric models,
production price changes in Georgia are projected to be around
3.50% in 2026 and 3.3% in 2027," Trading Economics said.
According to data from the National Statistics Office of
Georgia, producer prices in Georgia grew by 6.1% year-on-year in
November 2025, following a 5.6% rise the previous month.
"This was the highest figure since February, driven by price
elevations in virtually all sectors, particularly in mining (24.2%
versus 21.7% in October), industrial production (4.8% versus 3.9%),
and water supply, sanitation, waste management, and reclamation
(1.7% versus 0.2%). At the same time, the rate of price hikes for
electricity, gas, steam, and air conditioning slowed (6.2% versus
10%). Compared to the previous month, production prices grew by
0.9% in November, slowing against the 1.1% growth in October," the
platform added.
