Summary
India's foreign exchange reserves have reached a record $729.33 billion, largely due to a surge in FCNR(B) deposits under the RBI's concessional swap facility, providing the central bank with more power to manage rupee volatility.
FCNR(B) Deposits Surge, Pushing India's Forex Reserves to Record $729.33 Billion
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