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Indians overseas asset holding falls by $40 bn in Dec quarter

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April 01, 2025

ASSETS held by Indians overseas declined by $40.1 billion, while the claims of non-residents on the country also declined by $29.1 billion, resulting in an increase in the net foreign liabilities of the country by $11 billion to $364.5 billion during the December 2024 quarter.

- BEN KOCHUVEEDAN @ Mumbai

The fall was primarily due to the valuation effect as the rupee was under tremendous pressure during this period. According to the quarterly numbers relating to the country's international investment position for December 2024 quarter released by the RBI, net claims of non-residents on the country increased by $11 billion during the reporting period.

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