The Reserve Bank of India reported that its foreign exchange forward position hit a new record in July, fueled by enticing measures that drew overseas deposits. This remarkable growth not only surpassed last months statistics but also eclipsed the previous peak from May, indicating a robust inflow of dollars into the nations financial system.

Steps taken by RBI in early June hel avert what could have been an unprecedented third year of a deficit in India’s broadest measure of money flowing in and out of the economy.

India’s foreign exchange reserves surge to an all-time high of $729.3 billion, driven by robust overseas deposits and giving RBI more room to support the rupee.

Reserves increased $12.4 billion during the week, with foreign currency assets increasing $9.4 billion to $591 billion, while the value of gold reserves rose by $2.8 billion to…

India's foreign exchange reserves achieved a historic high of $729.3 billion by August 21, fueled by substantial NRI deposits under a specialized swap window. The foreign currency…