India's forex reserves hit all-time high of $785.7 billion after $44.9B surge
India's foreign exchange reserves have reached a record high of $785.706 billion, marking a significant financial milestone for the country. The surge of $44.9 billion was driven largely by strong growth in foreign currency assets over the reporting week. The Reserve Bank of India's proactive monetary measures helped attract over $136 billion in fresh capital inflows. However, the value of India's gold reserves saw a marginal decline during the same period.
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