India's macroeconomic stability received a major boost as foreign exchange reserves climbed by $12.4 billion to reach a record peak of $729.3 billion, according to the latest statistical supplement from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). The substantial increase was primarily driven by a surge in foreign currency assets, rising valuation of foreign assets, and continuous foreign portfolio investments into Indian equity and debt markets. Financial analysts noted that this historic liquidity cushion gives the central bank greater firepower to curb currency volatility, safeguard against external headwinds, and ensure stable import cover for over a year.
Forex Surge: India's Foreign Exchange Reserves Touch Historic High of 729.3 Billion Dollars
According to latest Reserve Bank of India data, India's foreign exchange reserves surged by $12.4 billion in a single week to touch an all-time peak of $729.3 billion, bolstered by robust foreign capital inflows and currency valuations.
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