India’s foreign exchange reserves fall by nearly $10 billion to about $671 billion, according to recent Reserve Bank of India (RBI) data cited by multiple outlets. Scroll.in reports the reserves decline by close to $10 billion to $671 billion, with the fall translating to a rupee decrease of about Rs 82,100 crore. NDTV reports a more precise figure of $671.62 billion and says the decline is $9.98 billion. NDTV also notes that in the previous reporting week, total reserves had dropped by $711 million to $681.610 billion, indicating a continuing downward trend across the reporting period. The sources present the change in overall reserves, including foreign currency assets and other reserve components reflected in RBI’s weekly update. Both reports attribute the figures to RBI’s latest weekly balance of payments-related reserve statement and describe the movement as a week-on-week decline. No source provides reasons for the decrease in the excerpts provided.