India's foreign exchange reserves reach record levels
Most outlets reported that India’s foreign exchange reserves hit record highs, with one noting a $45 billion increase in a single week due to robust capital flows. Another outlet mentioned the reserves reaching $729.3 billion, while a different excerpt cited a higher figure of $785.7 billion. The framing varied slightly in the specific amounts reported and the emphasis on the weekly surge and capital inflows.
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India's FX reserves surge $45 billion on-week to hit record high on robust capital flows
MUMBAI: India’s FX reserves climbed to a record high of $785.7 billion in the week to September 4, central bank data showed on Friday, lifted by a wave of inflows under policy measures to strengthen the country’s balance of payments. India’s FX pile has risen for ten straight weeks, jumping by almost $120 billion during this period, with the latest data showing a nearly $45 billion week-on-week...
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India’s forex reserves hit record $729.3 billion
India’s foreign exchange reserves surged to a record high of $729.
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