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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has categorically denied media reports claiming that it has sold a portion of its gold reserves. In an official clarification issued on Thursday, the central bank stated that such reports are incorrect and do not reflect the actual position of its gold holdings. The clarification comes after certain sections of the media carried reports suggesting that the RBI had sold gold from its reserves. Responding to these claims, the RBI emphasized that there has been no
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FAQ :
No, the RBI has categorically denied reports claiming it has sold a portion of its gold reserves.
The RBI's physical stock of gold remains unchanged at 880.52 tonnes.
The RBI issued a clarification to correct incorrect media reports suggesting that it had sold gold from its reserves.
Official information about the RBI's gold reserves is published in its Monthly Bulletin, which is available on the RBI website.
Yes, the RBI has confirmed that its physical stock of gold remains unchanged at 880.52 tonnes.
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