Forex reserves fall with $152 million
Foreign currency assets (FCAs), that form a key component of reserves, fell with 5.20 mn from the Former 7 days to 6.156 billion. (Reuters)India's foreign interchange reserves fell with $152.40 mn on March 16 to $421.334 billion, information from the RBI show. Foreign currency assets (FCAs), that form a key component of reserves, fell with $175.20 mn from the Former 7 days to $396.156 billion. Gold reserves rose with $13.2 mn to $21.562 billion. Special drawing rights (SDR) from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) rose with $4.1 mn from the Former 7 days to $1.538 billion.Forex reserves fall to $18.079bln
as mentioned in Forex reserves fall to $18.079blnKARACHI: Pakistan's foreign interchange reserves dropped to $18.079 bn on March 16 from $18.240 bn a 7 days ago, the central bank told on Thursday. The foreign interchange reserves held with the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) reliefed with $182 million. The SBP's forex reserves stood at $11.944 bn as compared to $12.126 bn in the Former week. The decline in foreign interchange reserves was because of payments on account of external debt servicing. However, the forex reserves held with commercial banks promote to $6.135 bn against $6.114 bn in the preceding week.Forex reserves drop with $152.4 million to $421.334 bn
After hight for 2 consecutive weeks, the country's foreign interchange reserves reliefed marginally with USD 152.4 mn to USD 421.334 bn in the 7 days to March 16, on account of a fall in difficult currency assets, spare Bank told today. In the Former week, the reserves had promoted with USD 728.9 mn to USD 421.487 billion. In the reporting week, difficult currency assets, a great component of the overall reserves, declined with USD 175.2 mn to USD 396.156 billion. Gold reserves promoted with USD 13.2 mn to USD 21.562 billion, the central bank said. The country's spare position with the Fund too promoted with USD 5.5 mn to USD 2.077 billion, RBI said.read more collected by :John Locas
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