Indian forex reserves have dropped to the lowest in more than two years, marking the third week in a row from the decline as the Reserve Bank of India, according to the words, interference to keep the rupees from weakening 80 dollars per dollar for a week when the dollar jumped to More than two highest decades.

The RBI weekly statistical data shows that the country’s foreign exchange reserves fell $ 6.687 billion to $ 564.053 billion in the week ended August 19, marking the lowest in more than two years and the third week of successive decline. Quantum falls in the last week, $ 6,687 billion, is the largest since mid -July.

In the previous week, during the week ended August 12, the country’s import closing had declined $ 2,238 to $ 570.74 billion. Except for an increase in the last week of July, which seems like a blip statistics, Indian forex war coffin has declined every week since the beginning of July. It has fallen for 20 out of 26 weeks since Russia invaded Ukraine at the end of February.

The decline of forex reserves with a touch of more than $ 67 billion since the Ukraine crisis and nearly $ 80 billion from the highest of all time last year echoed slides in rupees from around 74 per dollar to near 80, the level that according to the RBI analyst had the RBI had the RBI having the RBI having the RBI having RBI has RBI the. survive fiercely.

The fate of the Indian currency has been driven by a rampant dollar in the international market, driven by the exodus of capital into the dollar -denominated assets and at the cost of almost every other main currency in the world.

On Friday, Rupee India marks the easing of Greenback for the third week of running, as a pressure from the faster oil price and the dollar collects some optimism from the report on adding Asian countries to the coveted developing market bond index.

The Financial Times reports that JPMorgan is looking for investors’ views on whether to make most Indian government bond markets that meet the requirements to be included in the GBI-EM Global Diversified Index of Local Currency Debt which is widely traced.

However, Kunal Sodhani, Vice President of the Global Trade Center at Shinhan Bank, told Reuters that the inlet was not enough to help Rupee.

I don’t think that the report has something to do with today’s session. Rupees weakened because the dollar index was getting closer to 109 and … there was almost no inflow,” Sodhani said.

Oil has risen back to $ 102, and the pressure exists because the reality underlying India has not changed. The number of trade deficits is still a major concern.”

Because of the increase in crude oil imports, which was relied on by the country for more than 80 percent of its oil needs, Indian trade imbalance increased to the highest of $ 31 billion last month, increasing concerns about the country’s ability to maintain its account.

The offer for the dollar remains strong from oil marketing companies, while exporters also jump to lock the level (higher),” Arnob Biswas, head of research at SMC Global Securities, told Reuters.

The technical picture for Rupees “looks tired”, with the Reserve Bank of India may try to maintain 80 levels on one side and strong dollar demand from importers on the other, Mr. Biswas added.

To raise the impact of geo-political events on a wider economy, RBI has intervened and openly said it would do anything to maintain rupees from wild volatility.

While Rupees briefly reached a weak level of 80 against the dollar, RBI has helped protect the Indian currency below that level by selling dollars in the place and futures markets.

But for now, the current crisis is still far from being finished and may mean further erosion in the country’s forex warfare.