India’s Forex Reserves Fall $3 Billion

  Published 8 months ago

India’s forex reserves declined $3.05 billion to $699.74 billion in the week ended July 4, mainly due to currency losses.

  • Foreign currency assets fell $3.54 billion to $591.29 billion, driving the overall reserves decline.
  • Gold reserves rose $342 million to $84.85 billion; SDRs increased $39 million to $18.87 billion.
  • IMF reserve position improved $107 million to $4.74 billion, partially offsetting the foreign currency reserve drop.

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