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India's foreign exchange reserve declines by $2.67 billion to $593 billiion

In the previous reporting week, forex reserves stood at $595.95 billion.

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Of the $593.28 billion foreign exchange reserves held by India, $529.55 billion is in foreign currency assets.

India’s forex reserves declined by $2.67 billion to $593.28 billion for the week ended May 13. 

In the previous reporting week, forex reserves stood at $595.95 billion.

Of the $593.28

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Forex reserves down by $2.67 bn, stands at $593.2 bn till May 13: RBI data

First Published: May 21 2022 | 1:50 AM IST

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