The Reserve Bank of India has substantially increased its gold reserves, offsetting foreign investment outflows. This aligns with a global trend of central banks accumulating gold amidst geopolitical uncertainty. The RBI’s gold purchases have contributed to a rise in overall foreign exchange reserves and are expected to continue.
Related Posts
Don Deal: 10 simple reasons why Donald Trump easily won
You are either deeply upset about the rising cis-hetero-patriarchy or thrilled you don’t have to announce your pronouns again. Now, there has been a lot […]
Hindu temple vandalised in Canada, police release photo of two suspects
Canadian police have released images of two suspects involved in vandalizing the Sri Krishna Brundavana Temple. The suspects damaged the temple’s sign in the early […]
Quad meeting 2025: Jaishankar to join talks in Washington from June 30 to July 2
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar is set to visit the United States from June 30 to July 2, attending the Quad Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in […]