Foreign reserves of the country increased by $ 1.75 billion

The country's gold reserves decreased by $ 294.4 million to $ 20.42 billion in the week ended January 12, which is equivalent to 1305.5 billion rupees.

New Delhi : The country's foreign capital reserves rose by $ 1.75 billion to $ 411.12 billion in the week ended January 12, which is equivalent to 26,067.1 billion rupees. According to the weekly data released by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), foreign exchange reserves, the largest component of foreign exchange reserves, increased by $ 2.04 billion in the previous week to $ 387.14 billion, which is equivalent to 24,536.3 billion rupees.

Reduce the country's gold reserves
are the country's gold reserves dollar fell to $ 29.44 billion 20.42 billion in the week ended January 12, which is equal to Rs 1305.5 billion.

During this period, the country's special evacuation rights (SDR) increased by $ 89 million to $ 1.51 billion, which is equivalent to 96.6 billion rupees.

Existing reserves of the country increased
in value of the existing reserves of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) by $ 3.2 million to $ 1.51 billion, which is equivalent to Rs 129.3 billion.

According to the bank, foreign currency reserves are expressed in dollars and on this, there is a direct impact of the fluctuation in the prices of international currency like pound, sterling, yen in the reserves.