Indian Foreign Exchange Reserves (Jan/16) 701.36 (Prev. 687.19, Rev. From 687.19)

India's foreign exchange reserves have increased significantly to 701.36 billion, up from a revised 687.19 billion.

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Indian Foreign Exchange Reserves (Jan/16) 701.36 (Prev. 687.19, Rev. From 687.19)

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This sharp rise suggests strengthening reserve buffers, which can bolster the rupee’s stability amidst external pressures, and might influence the RBI's outlook on monetary policy and currency management going forward.

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