India’s forex kitty rise by $2.7 billion to $698.1 billion; gold and SDR holdings also increase
India’s foreign exchange reserves saw a significant boost, climbing by $2.703 billion to reach $698.192 billion as of July 25, according to recent RBI data. This surge follows a previous week’s decline. The increase was largely fueled by a rise in foreign currency assets and a notable jump in gold reserves.🕒 1 min read
India’s foreign exchange reserves saw a significant boost, climbing by $2.703 billion to reach $698.192 billion as of July 25, according to recent RBI data. This surge follows a previous week’s decline. The increase was largely fueled by a rise in foreign currency assets and a notable jump in gold reserves.
Continue Reading
- 5 Dead In Hyderabad Fire As Officials Find Basement Violations
-
Cocktail 2 Box Office Day 2: Shahid Kapoor’s Film Gains Weekend Boost
- Salesforce targets last-mile challenge in enterprise AI adoption
-
“US Will Get Involved If They Start Killing People”: Trump Warns Iran
- Jio dominates November subscriber count with 1.2m additions; extends lead over Airtel
- Przed wyborem odpowiedniej widocznosc potencjalni sportowcy biora pod uwage szereg do czego
-
HUL MD Rohit Jawa’s salary rises to 23.23 crore in FY25; permanent workforce down 8.4%
- European firms cut costs, curb investments in China amid slowdown, rising competition
- GT vs RCB Live: Inconsistent Gujarat Titans run into rampant Royal Challengers Bengaluru
-
‘Trump Could Get Offended’: Putin Rushes Out Of Event To Attend Phone Call
