The Reserve Bank of India's latest data shows total foreign exchange reserves reached $721 billion, with a notable weekly increase in gold holdings as the central bank manages liquidity and asset allocation.
RBI's foreign exchange reserves data shows a weekly increase in gold holdings in USD terms.
The Reserve Bank of India reported total foreign exchange reserves of $721 billion as of October 16, 2026. The latest data highlights a weekly increase in gold holdings, reflecting the central bank's ongoing strategy to bolster its reserves amid shifting global market conditions.
As of October 16, 2026, India's total foreign exchange reserves were reported at $721 billion, with gold holdings showing a positive weekly variation.