India’s foreign exchange reserves have declined to USD 681.38 billion, down from a previous level of USD 688.89 billion, according to the latest data updated on 29 May 2026.
The modest fall in reserves signals a continued easing from prior highs, though the overall stockpile remains substantial by global standards. The change may reflect a combination of valuation adjustments and potential market operations, but no further breakdown was provided alongside the headline figures.
India’s FX reserves are a key barometer of external sector strength, underpinning the country’s ability to manage currency volatility and external financing pressures. The latest reading will be closely watched by market participants assessing India’s buffer against global financial uncertainty and capital flow swings.
