India's foreign exchange reserves stand at a robust $682.3 billion, providing a strong external buffer. This level is sufficient to cover 11 months of imports, a key metric of economic resilience. However, the RBI remains vigilant against global risks like energy price surges and trade uncertainties that could impact the current account deficit.
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- ›Forex Reserves (May 29, 2026): $682.3 billion
- ›Import Cover: 11 months
- ›Target this Data: Forex Reserves at $682.3 billion (as of May 29, 2026) with 11-month import cover.
- ›Target this Nodal Body: Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and its Governor.
- ›Target this Economic Metric: External Debt to Reserves ratio of 89.1% and the all-time high reserve figure of $728.494 billion (Feb 27, 2026).
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