India’s foreign exchange reserves drop for 4th week
India’s foreign exchange reserves have eased for a fourth consecutive week from the record high of $704.9 billion registered in the last week of September.Foreign exchange reserves held by the Reserve
India’s foreign exchange reserves have eased for a fourth consecutive week from the record high of $704.9 billion registered in the last week of September.
Foreign exchange reserves held by the Reserve Bank of India decreased to $684.8 billion as of October 25th, the latest data showed.
The result was largely attributed to an outflow of foreign capital amid heightened tensions in the Middle East and as investors had higher preference for Chinese assets following Beijing’s stimulus measures.
The USD/INR currency pair settled little changed at 84.0600 on Friday. For the week, the exotic currency pair inched down 0.02%.
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