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India Becomes 4th Largest Forex Holder As Reserves Rise To $785.7 Billion
The sharp rise in the latest week was driven primarily by an increase in foreign currency assets, the largest component of reserves.
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Centre Raises Gold, Silver Import Tariffs To 15% Amid PM's Forex Warning
The government has imposed a 10% basic customs duty and a 5% Agriculture Infrastructure and Development Cess (AIDC) on gold and silver imports, taking the effective import tax to 15% from 6%.
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PM Modi Asks Indians To Skip Foreign Trips, How Travel And Hospitality Industry Is Reacting
Every international trip and destination wedding by Indian travellers involves spending foreign currency on flights, accommodation, shopping and more.
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India's Forex Reserves At Highest Level Since November
For the week ended April 4, foreign currency assets — a major component of the reserves — rose to $574 billion.
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India's Forex Reserves Rise For Second Week In Row
The country's forex kitty rose by $1.05 billion over the previous reporting week to $630.61 billion.
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Forex Reserves Fall For Fifth Straight Week To Lowest In 10 Months
The decline can be attributed to robust central-bank intervention in the currency market to support the Indian rupee amid a strong US dollar.
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India's Forex Reserves Soar To Record High Of $689.46 Billion
The country's forex kitty rose $223 million over the previous reporting week.
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India's Forex Reserves Soar To Record High Of $689.46 Billion
The country's forex kitty rose $223 million over the previous reporting week.
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India's Forex Reserves Soar To Record High Of $689 Billion
September has seen Rs 53,007 crore make its way into Indian bonds and equities respectively.
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India's Forex Reserves Soar To Record High Of $689 Billion
September has seen Rs 53,007 crore make its way into Indian bonds and equities respectively.
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India's Forex Reserves Rise To New High Of $670 Billion As RBI Mops Up Bond Inflows
The forex kitty rose by $4 billion over the previous reporting week, marking the third straight weekly increase.
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India's Forex Reserves Rise To New High Of $670 Billion As RBI Mops Up Bond Inflows
The forex kitty rose by $4 billion over the previous reporting week, marking the third straight weekly increase.
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At USD 642.29 Billion, India's Foreign Exchange Reserves Hit All-Time High
India's foreign exchange reserves rose for the fourth straight week to hit an all-time high of USD 642.292 billion in the week ending on March 15, as per the latest data released by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).
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RBI Spending Forex Reserves At A Quicker Pace Than During 2013 Taper Tantrum
The central bank is using up its foreign exchange reserves at a quicker pace than during the taper-tantrum period in 2013 as it tries to prevent an overshoot in the rupee, but a larger pool of reserves may allow it to support the currency for some more time, economists said.
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RBI Spending Forex Reserves At A Quicker Pace Than During 2013 Taper Tantrum
The central bank is using up its foreign exchange reserves at a quicker pace than during the taper-tantrum period in 2013 as it tries to prevent an overshoot in the rupee, but a larger pool of reserves may allow it to support the currency for some more time, economists said.
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India Becomes 4th Largest Forex Holder As Reserves Rise To $785.7 Billion
The sharp rise in the latest week was driven primarily by an increase in foreign currency assets, the largest component of reserves.
-
Centre Raises Gold, Silver Import Tariffs To 15% Amid PM's Forex Warning
The government has imposed a 10% basic customs duty and a 5% Agriculture Infrastructure and Development Cess (AIDC) on gold and silver imports, taking the effective import tax to 15% from 6%.
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PM Modi Asks Indians To Skip Foreign Trips, How Travel And Hospitality Industry Is Reacting
Every international trip and destination wedding by Indian travellers involves spending foreign currency on flights, accommodation, shopping and more.
-
India's Forex Reserves At Highest Level Since November
For the week ended April 4, foreign currency assets — a major component of the reserves — rose to $574 billion.
-
India's Forex Reserves Rise For Second Week In Row
The country's forex kitty rose by $1.05 billion over the previous reporting week to $630.61 billion.
-
Forex Reserves Fall For Fifth Straight Week To Lowest In 10 Months
The decline can be attributed to robust central-bank intervention in the currency market to support the Indian rupee amid a strong US dollar.
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India's Forex Reserves Soar To Record High Of $689.46 Billion
The country's forex kitty rose $223 million over the previous reporting week.
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India's Forex Reserves Soar To Record High Of $689.46 Billion
The country's forex kitty rose $223 million over the previous reporting week.
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India's Forex Reserves Soar To Record High Of $689 Billion
September has seen Rs 53,007 crore make its way into Indian bonds and equities respectively.
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India's Forex Reserves Soar To Record High Of $689 Billion
September has seen Rs 53,007 crore make its way into Indian bonds and equities respectively.
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India's Forex Reserves Rise To New High Of $670 Billion As RBI Mops Up Bond Inflows
The forex kitty rose by $4 billion over the previous reporting week, marking the third straight weekly increase.
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India's Forex Reserves Rise To New High Of $670 Billion As RBI Mops Up Bond Inflows
The forex kitty rose by $4 billion over the previous reporting week, marking the third straight weekly increase.
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At USD 642.29 Billion, India's Foreign Exchange Reserves Hit All-Time High
India's foreign exchange reserves rose for the fourth straight week to hit an all-time high of USD 642.292 billion in the week ending on March 15, as per the latest data released by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).
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RBI Spending Forex Reserves At A Quicker Pace Than During 2013 Taper Tantrum
The central bank is using up its foreign exchange reserves at a quicker pace than during the taper-tantrum period in 2013 as it tries to prevent an overshoot in the rupee, but a larger pool of reserves may allow it to support the currency for some more time, economists said.
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RBI Spending Forex Reserves At A Quicker Pace Than During 2013 Taper Tantrum
The central bank is using up its foreign exchange reserves at a quicker pace than during the taper-tantrum period in 2013 as it tries to prevent an overshoot in the rupee, but a larger pool of reserves may allow it to support the currency for some more time, economists said.
