India’s forex reserves reached a record high of $704.89 billion as of September 27, marking a $12.5 billion increase. The rise includes surges in foreign currency assets and gold reserves, while SDRs increased and the IMF reserve position saw a slight dip. The RBI continues to intervene to manage market stability. Read The Rest at :
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