India’s forex kitty at $684.8 bn, gold reserves go up

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Amid persistent selling of shares in the stock market by foreign institutional investors (FII) and growing geopolitical tensions, India’s foreign exchange reserves posted a $3.46 billion drop to stand at $684.8 billion in the week ended October 25, data released by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) showed on Friday.

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India’s forex kitty at $684.8 bn, gold reserves go up

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