India’s foreign exchange reserves continued their gradual rise, with the stockpile inching up to $672.59 billion, according to data updated on 26 June 2026. The latest figure is a modest increase from the previous level of $671.63 billion.
The uptick in reserves underscores a steady accumulation trend, suggesting ongoing support for external stability and the country’s balance of payments position. While the move is incremental, the higher reserve buffer may offer India added resilience against global financial volatility and currency pressures.
