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India's foreign exchange reserves dropped by $711 million. The total reserves stood at $681.610 billion for the week ended June 5. The Reserve Bank of India released this data on Friday.
- The decline followed an increase of $938 million in the previous week. Reserves had reached $682.321 billion.
- Foreign currency assets fell by $2.704 billion to $543.444 billion. These assets form the largest part of the reserves. They track gains or losses in non-US currencies. These currencies include the euro, pound sterling, and yen.
- Gold reserves rose by $1.975 billion to $114.575 billion.
- Special Drawing Rights increased by $18 million to $18.765 billion.
- India's reserve position with the IMF stood at $4.826 billion.