Forex reserves rise $2.5 billion to touch $719 billion
Indian foreign exchange reserves rose $2.5 billion to $719 billion in the week ended November 6, largely due to revaluation in gold prices. Gold reserves increased $2.2 billion to $104.7 billion, while foreign currency assets increased modestly by...
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Mumbai: Indian foreign exchange reserves rose $2.5 billion to $719 billion in the week ended November 6, largely due to revaluation in gold prices.
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Gold reserves increased $2.2 billion to $104.7 billion, while foreign currency assets increased modestly by $232 million to $591 billion. Last week, reserves had decreased by $2.6 billion.
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Gold reserves increased $2.2 billion to $104.7 billion, while foreign currency assets increased modestly by $232 million to $591 billion. Last week, reserves had decreased by $2.6 billion.
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