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India's forex reserves rise by $11.47 billion to hit record high of $740.80 billion as of August 28

Heavy inflows from special schemes and NRI deposits lifted reserves by $11.475 billion, giving the Reserve Bank of India more room to support the rupee.

  • On Friday, the RBI released data showing India's foreign exchange reserves rose by $11.475 billion to reach an all-time high of $740.803 billion for the week ended August 28.
  • The latest record comes after India's forex reserves surged by $12.422 billion to $729.328 billion in the week ended August 21, with foreign currency assets increasing by $9.337 billion.
  • Gold reserves rose by $2.191 billion to $116.409 billion during the week, while the country's reserve position with the IMF decreased by $11 million to $4.914 billion.
  • Special Drawing Rights stood at $18.81 billion, down $43 million from the previous week, while gold holdings have increased by $1.014 billion since the end of March.
  • The RBI maintains a close watch on foreign exchange market developments, stepping in when necessary to ensure orderly conditions while refraining from targeting any specific exchange rate.
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Times of India broke the news in India on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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