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India's Forex Reserves Fall to $686.2 Billion

India's foreign exchange reserves fell by $1.8 billion to $686.2 billion as of Nov 28, 2025. While gold reserves rose, foreign currency assets saw a significant decline. Get the full breakdown here.

India's Forex Reserves Fall to $686.23 Billion

India's foreign exchange reserves declined by $1.88 billion for the week ending November 29, 2024, settling at $686.23 billion. Explore the key factors behind the drop and its implications for the economy.

India's Forex Reserves Fall to $686.227 Billion

India's foreign exchange reserves declined by $1.88 billion for the week ending July 5, 2024, settling at $686.227 billion. The drop was primarily due to a decrease in foreign currency assets, though gold reserves saw an increase. Get the full analysis he

Rupee's 5% Fall: Impact on Education, Travel & Your Wallet

The Indian rupee's sharp depreciation to over 90 per dollar in 2025 makes foreign education, travel, and imports costlier. Experts explain the direct impact on consumers and suggest strategies to de-risk your finances. Learn what you can do.

India's Forex Reserves Fall to $686 Billion

India's foreign exchange reserves declined by $1.88 billion for the week ending November 28, 2025, with foreign currency assets seeing a significant drop. Get the latest RBI data and analysis here.

Rupee Unlikely to Fall Sharply After 4% Drop: Union Bank

Union Bank of India predicts the rupee won't depreciate significantly after falling 4% this year. The currency is expected to trade between 88.80-89.50 through December. Read more about the factors affecting INR.

Credit Ratings: Your Shield in India's Bond Market

Indian investors flock to corporate bonds for higher returns, but credit ratings from SEBI-registered agencies like CRISIL provide crucial risk assessment. Learn how to navigate the risk-return spectrum safely.

Rupee rises 9 paise to 83.51 against US dollar

Indian rupee appreciated by 9 paise to 83.51 against US dollar in early trade despite pressure from strong dollar and foreign capital outflows. Read latest forex market updates.

Rupee settles 2 paise lower at 88.61 vs US dollar

Indian rupee closed marginally lower at 88.61 against US dollar on November 18, 2025. Foreign inflows, weaker dollar, and lower crude oil prices provided support. Read full analysis.

Rupee Falls 8 Paise to 88.67 Against US Dollar

Indian rupee declined 8 paise to 88.67 against US dollar despite weak American currency and lower crude prices. Foreign capital inflows failed to support the local currency.

Save 7% on International Freelance Payments

Indian freelancers lose significant income to bank fees and forex markups. Discover how to use platforms like Wise, negotiate with banks, and leverage EEFC accounts to maximize your earnings from global clients.

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