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India's forex reserves steadily declines, kitty now stands 10 percent below peak

The reserves have been falling, most likely as a result of RBI intervention aimed at forcefully preventing the rupee from depreciating sharply

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India's foreign exchange reserves have been steadily declining for three months, ANI reported.

In the week that ended December 27, the country's foreign exchange kitty declined by USD 4.112 billion to USD 640.279 billion ,as per RBI data, ANI cited.

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