India Forex Reserves Reach Record $728.5 Billion At End February 2026:
India’s forex reserves reached a record level of $728.49 billion in the week end February 27, 2026. This data are according to released by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). India’s foreign exchange reserves increased by $4.88 billion during the week. The main reason for mainly due to a sharp rise in gold reserves and foreign currency assets. This surpasses the previous record of $726 billion recorded in the week ending February 13 2026.Total reserves increased by $4.88 billion during the week.Foreign currency assets (FCA) rose by $561 million.FCA represents the largest portion of India forex reserves and includes currencies such as us dollar, euro, pound sterling and Japanese yen.The rise in foreign currency assets shows changes in global currency valuations against the US dollar.Strong reserve levels help maintain financial stability and currency strength.
