India’s Forex Reserves Soar $8.66 Billion, Breaking All Records
Mumbai: India’s foreign exchange reserves surged by $8.66 billion in the week ending February 13, 2026, breaking previous records and marking a strong recovery after a $6.71 billion decline the prior week. The boost comes as India receives relief following the recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling on tariffs.
Dual Boost from Gold and Forex Assets
Gold Reserves: The Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) gold reserves rose by $4.99 billion, taking the total value to $128.466 billion, with physical holdings now exceeding 880 tonnes—approximately 15% of India’s total forex reserves. The increase follows a week in which international gold prices saw notable gains.
Foreign Currency Assets (FCA): RBI’s FCA holdings grew by $3.55 billion, bringing the total to $573.603 billion. FCA includes U.S. doll...









