RBI adds 25 tonne of gold in 2nd half of FY25, annual addition highest in 7 years
The Reserve Bank of India significantly increased its gold reserves by over 57 tonnes in FY25, marking the largest annual rise in seven years, amidst a 30% surge in gold prices. By March 2025, total holdings reached 879.59 tonnes, with a notable increase in domestic storage to 511.99 tonnes.
The Reserve Bank of India significantly increased its gold reserves by over 57 tonnes in FY25, marking the largest annual rise in seven years, amidst a 30% surge in gold prices. By March 2025, total holdings reached 879.59 tonnes, with a notable increase in domestic storage to 511.99 tonnes.
