Foreign exchange reserves increased by 22 2296 billion to 75 537548 billion

New Delhi, Saturday 29 August 2020

The country's foreign exchange reserves rose to, 5,37548 billion during the week ended August 21 from 2. 2.296 billion. Gold reserves fell by 33 331 million to .2 37.264 billion. This is according to data released by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday. During the week ended August 14, foreign exchange reserves fell by 2.939 billion to હ 535.252 billion.

Has touched a record high of 8 538.191 billion

Foreign exchange reserves also rose by 3. 3.623 billion to a record 53 538.191 billion in the week ended August 7. The main reason for the increase in foreign exchange reserves is the increase in foreign exchange reserves, which is an important part of foreign exchange. The country's foreign exchange reserves increased by 2. 2.618 billion to 49 494.168 billion during the period under review. The value of foreign currency assets is also influenced by the flow of dollars and the fluctuations in exchange rates with the dollar in currencies such as the euro, pound and yen in reserves.

Gold reserves fell by 33 331 million

The country's gold reserves fell by .1 331 million to 37 37.264 billion during the period. The country's special drawing rights, with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), have risen by 20 2 million to 48 1.481 billion. During this period, the country's reserves with the IMF also increased by 60 6 million to 4. 4.634 billion.