India's foreign exchange reserves extended their losing streak for a sixth straight week and stood at a 10-month low of $625.87 billion as of Jan. 10, data from the Reserve Bank of India showed on Friday.

India's forex reserves have fallen for six consecutive weeks, hitting a 10-month low of $625.87 billion due to the RBI's intervention to stabilize the rupee. Despite this, reserves are still sufficient to cover over 11 months of imports,

India's foreign exchange reserves have been on a declining trend for six consecutive weeks, standing at a 10-month low of $625.87 billion as of Jan. 10, according to data from the Reserve Bank of India (NS:BOI) (RBI).

India's forex reserves dropped by USD 8.714 billion to USD 625.871 billion in the week ended January 10, the RBI said on Friday. Earlier, the overall kitty dropped by USD 5.693 billion to USD 634.585 billion in the week ended January 3,