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MUMBAI: India's foreign exchange reserves fell to $524.52 billion in the week through Oct. 21 to remain at their lowest since July 2020, the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) weekly statistical supplement showed on Friday.

The rupee hit a record low of 83.29 per dollar in that turbulent week, and traders said the RBI had intervened in both the spot and forward markets to contain the slide.

The country's reserves were $528.37 billion at the end of the previous week that ended Oct. 14.

India’s forex reserves decline to over two-year low

The rupee ended 0.25% higher at 82.47 per dollar this week, ending a run of six straight weeks of declines.

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Dr. Malaria amadick Oct 28, 2022 07:06pm
That's more than 100 times our entire foreign reserves
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