Forex kitty dips by $4.11 billion to $640.27 billion
India's foreign exchange reserves fell by $4.112 billion to $640.279 billion for the week ending December 27. This decline follows an earlier drop of $8.478 billion. The decrease is largely due to revaluation and RBI's forex market interventions. Foreign currency assets dipped by $4.641 billion, while gold reserves increased by $541 million.
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India's foreign exchange reserves fell by $4.112 billion to $640.279 billion for the week ending December 27. This decline follows an earlier drop of $8.478 billion. The decrease is largely due to revaluation and RBI's forex market interventions. Foreign currency assets dipped by $4.641 billion, while gold reserves increased by $541 million. 
