India's Forex Reserves Fall $14.88 Billion to $765.90 Billion in Week Ended September 18
- India’s foreign exchange reserves fell by $14.88 billion to $765.90 billion in the week ended September 18, according to the Reserve Bank of India .
- Foreign currency assets fell by $14.82 billion to $630.98 billion and drove the decline.
- Gold reserves rose by $68 million to $111.29 billion, while Special Drawing Rights fell by $106 million.
- Reserves remained $74.79 billion above their level at the end of March 2026 and $63.33 billion higher than a year earlier, RBI data showed.
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India's Forex Reserves Fall by USD 14.88 Billion to USD 765.90 Billion in Week Ended September 18: RBI
Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. India's foreign exchange reserves declined by USD 14.88 billion to USD 765.90 billion in the week ended September 18, according to the latest data released by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday. Business News | India's Forex Reserves Fall by USD 14.88 Billion to USD 765.90 Billion in Week Ended September 18: RBI.
India's forex reserves fall $14.88 billion to $765.90 billion in week ended September 18
India's foreign exchange reserves decreased by $14.88 billion, bringing the total to $765.90 billion. The decline occurred during the week ending September 18, according to the Reserve Bank of India data. Foreign currency assets fell by $14.82 billion, while gold reserves rose slightly by $68 million. Despite the recent decrease, reserves had increased significantly from the previous year. Overall, Indias foreign exchange reserves have shown con…
Mumbai (Maharashtra): In the week ending September 18, India's foreign exchange value declined by $14.88 billion to reach $765.90 billion. The information was given only in the latest data released by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday. 11 September Rosie Sampleya Last week the country's foreign currency would have been sixty 780.78 billion dollars. According to the RBI weekly statistical supplement, […] Deepali
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