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India's Forex Reserves Fall $18.34 Billion to $747.56 Billion

India's Forex Reserves Fall $18.34 Billion to $747.56 Billion
India's Forex Reserves Plunge by $18.34 Billion · rediff.com

India keeps foreign money and gold as reserves.

These reserves help show how much financial strength the country has.

The Reserve Bank of India said the reserves fell by $18.34 billion in one week.

They stood at $747.56 billion on September 25.

Most of the decrease came from foreign currency assets.

The value of India’s gold reserves also went down.

Special Drawing Rights and its reserve position with the IMF decreased too.

The reserves had previously reached a record $785.71 billion on September 4.

Key facts

Reserves on September 25
$747.56 billion
Weekly decrease
$18.34 billion
Previous weekly decrease
$14.88 billion
Record high
$785.71 billion for the week ended September 4
Foreign currency assets
$615.41 billion, down $15.57 billion
Gold reserves
$108.7 billion, down $2.59 billion
IMF reserve position
$4.8 billion, down $86 million

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