India's forex reserves fall $14.88 billion to $765.90 billion in week ended September 18

India's foreign exchange reserves have fallen by $14.88 billion to $765.90 billion, according to the Reserve Bank of India. This decline occurred during the week ending September 18. The drop in reserves is primarily due to a decrease in foreign currency assets, which fell by $14.82 billion. However, gold reserves rose slightly by $68 million. Despite the recent decrease, India's foreign exchange reserves are still significantly higher than they were a year ago, indicating a relatively stable economic situation.

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India's foreign exchange reserves have decreased significantly. This decline could lead to a decrease in investor confidence and put pressure on the Indian rupee.

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