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Forex Reserves Fall For Seventh Straight Week To Below $550 Billion For First Time In Nearly 2 Years - Vimarsana News

Forex Reserves Fall For Seventh Straight Week To Below $550 Billion For First Time In Nearly 2 Years

India's foreign exchange reserves fell below $550 billion for the first time in nearly two years, marking the seventh straight week of declines.

Source: ndtv.com
Forex Reserves Have Fallen Over $80 Billion Since Ukraine Crisis To 2-Year Low - Vimarsana News

Forex Reserves Have Fallen Over $80 Billion Since Ukraine Crisis To 2-Year Low

India's forex reserves have nosedived over $80 billion since the Ukraine crisis, with more than $2 billion fall in the latest week.

Source: ndtv.com
Forex Reserves Slump To Over 2-Year Low As RBI Defends Rupee To Below 80 - Vimarsana News

Forex Reserves Slump To Over 2-Year Low As RBI Defends Rupee To Below 80

India's forex reserves slumped to the lowest in over two years, marking the third straight week of decline as the RBI intervened to keep the rupee from weakening past 80 per dollar.

Source: ndtv.com
Forex Reserves Slump By $2 Billion As RBI Sells Dollars To Defend Rupee - Vimarsana News

Forex Reserves Slump By $2 Billion As RBI Sells Dollars To Defend Rupee

India's foreign exchange reserves slumped by over $2 billion in the week ending August 12, as the Reserve Bank of India intervened to shore up the rupee and keep the currency below 80 per dollar.

Source: ndtv.com
Forex Reserves Rise To Highest In 3 Weeks On Robust Rupee, Capital Inflow - Vimarsana News

Forex Reserves Rise To Highest In 3 Weeks On Robust Rupee, Capital Inflow

Forex reserves rose by $2.315 billion to $573.875 billion in the week ending July 29

Source: ndtv.com