Onlykashmir.in News Desk
New Delhi: India’s foreign exchange reserves recorded a significant increase of $5.17 billion during the past week, according to the latest data from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). As of June 6, 2025, the reserves have risen to $655.82 billion.
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The primary driver of this increase is a $4.83 billion rise in foreign currency assets, which form a major component of the reserves. Additionally, gold reserves saw an increase of $0.29 billion, further bolstering the overall reserves.
Economic experts state that this rise in foreign exchange reserves is a positive signal for the Indian economy, as it strengthens the ability to stabilize the currency and meet external payment obligations. The performance of the rupee in global markets and inflows of foreign investment have also played a key role in this surge.
Government sources indicate that this increase reflects India’s economic stability and boosts investor confidence on a global scale. However, given the volatility in global economic conditions and oil prices, cautious policy measures will remain essential moving forward.
