[ad_1] © Reuters. NEW DELHI – The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has reported a decline in India’s foreign exchange reserves, with a net decrease of $460 million, bringing the total to $590.32 billion as of the week ending on Thursday. This shift interrupts a previous increase in reserves due to active measures taken by
[ad_1] © Reuters. In a notable financial update, India’s foreign exchange (forex) reserves have surged by $4.672 billion, reaching a seven-week peak of $590.783 billion for the week ending on November 3. This increase was highlighted in Mumbai on November 10 by a syndicated news feed and comes after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
[ad_1] © Reuters. India’s foreign exchange reserves saw a significant increase, despite a notable foreign investor pullout, ending the week of October 27 with a total of $586.111 billion, a surge of $2.579 billion according to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). This considerable rise was largely attributed to the maturity and reversal of a
[ad_1] © Reuters. In a week marked by financial developments, the Indian rupee closed higher on Friday, settling at 82.93 against the U.S. dollar, a weekly gain of 0.3%. This performance comes on the heels of an announcement by multinational investment bank JPMorgan, revealing its plans to incorporate India’s government bonds into its emerging market
