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India's Forex Reserves See Sharpest Weekly Fall Since November

India's Forex Reserves See Sharpest Weekly Fall Since November
Forex reserves log sharpest weekly fall since Nov 2024 · financialexpress.com

India keeps foreign money and assets as a safety cushion called foreign exchange reserves.

These reserves fell by $14.88 billion in one week.

They stood at $765.90 billion on September 18.

Most of the decrease came from foreign currency assets.

These assets include currencies such as the euro, pound, and yen.

Gold reserves actually increased slightly during the same week.

Special Drawing Rights decreased by $106 million.

The latest drop was the biggest weekly fall since November 2024.

The reserves are now about $19.1 billion below their record high reached on September 4.

Key facts

Total reserves
$765.90 billion
Weekly change
Down $14.88 billion
Foreign currency assets
$630.98 billion, down about $14.8 billion
Gold reserves
$111.292 billion, up $68 million
Special Drawing Rights
$18.74 billion, down $106 million
IMF reserve position
$4.89 billion
Previous week
Reserves fell $4.92 billion to $780.78 billion
Record high
$785 billion in the week ended September 4

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