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India's Forex Reserves Surge $44.9 Billion to Record $785.7 Billion, Fourth Largest Globally

A dedicated dollar-mobilisation programme and FCNR-B inflows lifted reserves for a 10th straight week, giving the RBI more room to support the rupee.

Summary by Times of India
India's foreign-exchange reserves surged to a record $785.706 billion. This surge was driven by a dedicated dollar-mobilisation programme and strong inflows. Foreign currency assets increased significantly, while gold reserves saw a contraction. The central bank's intervention supported the local currency and curbed volatility. These substantial inflows have stabilized the foreign exchange market and improved sentiment.

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India's foreign exchange reserves reached a record $785.71 billion in the week ended September 4. According to the RBI, this was an increase of $44.90 billion in a week.

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bhaskarlive.in broke the news on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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