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MoneyWireFX reserves fall to 25-week low of $687.03 bln as of Nov 7, RBI data shows

FX reserves fall to 25-week low of $687.03 bln as of Nov 7, RBI data shows

This story was originally published at 17:16 IST on 14 November 2025
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Informist, Friday, Nov. 14, 2025

 

--RBI: India Nov 7 FX reserves $687.03 bln 

--RBI: India Nov 7 FX reserves $687.03 bln, down $2.70 bln on week 

--RBI: India Nov 7 FX assets $562.14 bln, down $2.45 bln on week 

 

NEW DELHI – India's foreign exchange reserves fell for the third consecutive week to a 25-week low of $687.03 billion in the week ended Nov. 7, according to data released by the Reserve Bank of India Friday. The reserves were down $2.70 billion from a week ago, likely reflecting the central bank's active intervention in the foreign exchange market by selling dollars.

 

The country's foreign currency assets fell $2.45 billion on week to a 33-week low of $562.14 billion as of Nov. 7. The value of the central bank's gold holdings decreased $195 million to $101.53 billion in the reporting week.

 

Calculated in dollar terms, the RBI's foreign exchange reserves also reflect the impact of appreciation or depreciation of currencies other than the dollar, such as the euro, the pound sterling, and the yen, held by the central bank.  End

 

US$1 = INR 88.74

 

Reported by Shubham Rana

Edited by Tanima Banerjee

 

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