Forex Reserves: India’s Forex Reserves Reach 2-Year High of $636bn | Mumbai News

Mumbai: The country’s foreign exchange reserves rose for a third straight week and reached a more than two-year high of $636.1 billion as of March 8, data from the central bank showed on Friday. The reserves jumped by $10.5 billion in the reporting week, the biggest jump since the week ended July 14, 2023. They had risen by a total of $9.5 billion in the prior two weeks, edging towards their record high of $642.5 billion, hit in Sept 2021. RBI intervenes in the forex market to curb excess volatility. reuters

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