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India's foreign-exchange reserves reportedly reach a record $785.71 billion

India's foreign-exchange reserves reportedly rose by $44.9 billion in one week to a lifetime high of $785.71 billion. The increase is attributed to a period described as a U.S.-Iran war, without further detail.

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A record reserve level strengthens India's external financial buffer, while the reported wartime context could signal broader geopolitical and market effects.

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  1. In 2014, India's forex reserves were just over $300 billion; 12 years later, amid US-Iran war, they hit a lifetime high of $785.71 billion after a record $44.9 billion weekly jump ↗timesofindia.indiatimes.com · Recorded source date: Sep 14, 2026, 7:32 AM UTC

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