India’s forex reserves rise for sixth straight week, now at $677.84 billion: RBI

India’s foreign exchange reserves have increased for the sixth consecutive week, reaching $677.84 billion, driven by growth in foreign currency assets and gold reserves. This surge strengthens the RBI’s ability to manage external shocks and currency volatility. The reserves now cover approximately 10-11 months of projected imports, providing a robust buffer against global uncertainties.

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