Archive · 20 Sep 2025
India's Forex Reserves Increase by $4.7 Billion
India's forex reserves, which is like the country's savings in foreign money, increased by $4.698 billion.
This means India has more money available in other currencies.
This increase happened during the week ending September 12.
The main part of these reserves, which are foreign currency assets, also went up.
This indicates a stronger financial position for India.
India's forex reserves increased by $4.698 billion to $702.966 billion.
The increase was for the week ended September 12.
Foreign currency assets increased by $2.537 billion.
The overall reserves had increased by $4.038 billion in the previous week.
Foreign currency assets include the effect of appreciation or depreciation of non-US units.
- Who
- Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
- What
- Reported an increase in India's forex reserves
- When
- Week ended September 12
- Where
- India
- Why
- To track and report on India's financial assets
- Forex Reserves
- $702.966 billion
- Increase
- $4.698 billion
- Reporting Week
- Week ended September 12
- Previous Week Increase
- $4.038 billion
- Foreign Currency Assets
- $587.014 billion (up $2.537 billion)
Sources
India's forex reserves jump to $702.97 billion for week ended Sept 12: RBI data
India's forex reserves jump $4.698 bn to $702.966 bn
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RBI conducts two variable rate repo auctions to infuse liquidity in the banking system
India's forex reserves jump $4.7 bn to $702.97 bn
