India’s foreign exchange reserves increase by $14.14 billion to $707 billion in the latest weekly reporting period, according to NDTV. This is described as one of the biggest single-week expansions in recent data.
The report also notes the level from the prior week for context. In the preceding reporting week ended July 31, India’s overall foreign exchange “kitty” stood at $692.866 billion, with an increase of $10.512 billion during that earlier week. The latest update therefore reflects a further jump from the July 31 figure.
While the two provided sources contain the same basic information and wording, they do not add additional details on the specific drivers of the change—such as bond inflows, valuation effects, or movements in foreign currency assets. The reporting focuses on the headline weekly change in total reserves and the comparison to the previous week’s level.
