India's foreign exchange reserves hit 10 month low at $625 billion

Sunday, 19 January 2025
India's forex reserves have fallen for six consecutive weeks, hitting a 10-month low of $625.87 billion due to the RBI's intervention to stabilize the rupee. Despite this, reserves are still sufficient to cover over 11 months of imports, with the RBI actively ensuring market stability.

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