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17h agoIndia’s forex reserves climb to $656 billion, near all-time high
India’s foreign-exchange reserves rose by $3.8 billion to $656.2 billion in the week ending 1 November 2025, according to data from the RBI. The increase was driven by higher foreign-currency assets and steady gold valuations. Reserves have now gained for three consecutive weeks and are only $2 billion below the record peak set earlier in 2024. Economists said the strong reserve position offers a buffer against external shocks and supports the rupee’s recent stability. The RBI continues to intervene selectively to curb volatility amid global market fluctuations.
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17h agoIndia’s forex reserves climb to $656 billion, near all-time high
India’s foreign-exchange reserves rose by $3.8 billion to $656.2 billion in the week ending 1 November 2025, according to data from the RBI. The increase was driven by higher foreign-currency assets and steady gold valuations. Reserves have now gained for three consecutive weeks and are only $2 billion below the record peak set earlier in 2024. Economists said the strong reserve position offers a buffer against external shocks and supports the rupee’s recent stability. The RBI continues to intervene selectively to curb volatility amid global market fluctuations.
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India’s forex reserves climb to $656 billion, near all-time high
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India’s forex reserves rose $3.8 billion to $656 billion, nearing record highs as the RBI maintains a strong external-buffer position.
India’s foreign-exchange reserves rose by $3.8 billion to $656.2 billion in the week ending 1 November 2025, according to data from the RBI. The increase was driven by higher foreign-currency assets and steady gold valuations. Reserves have now gained for three consecutive weeks and are only $2 billion below the record peak set earlier in 2024. Economists said the strong reserve position offers a buffer against external shocks and supports the rupee’s recent stability. The RBI continues to intervene selectively to curb volatility amid global market fluctuations.
India’s foreign-exchange reserves rose by $3.8 billion to $656.2 billion in the week ending 1 November 2025, according to data from the RBI. The increase was driven by higher foreign-currency assets and steady gold valuations. Reserves have now gained for three consecutive weeks and are only $2 billion below the record peak set earlier in 2024. Economists said the strong reserve position offers a buffer against external shocks and supports the rupee’s recent stability. The RBI continues to intervene selectively to curb volatility amid global market fluctuations.
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Nov 5, 2025 • 06:40 IST