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The Reserve Bank of India has firmly dismissed recent market rumours concerning the sale of its gold holdings, confirming that the nation's physical gold reserves remain stable. Currently, India's gold reserves stand robustly at 880.52 tonnes, underscoring the central bank's commitment to financial stability.
A recent report claiming the Reserve Bank of India sold $12 billion in gold reserves was swiftly debunked by the central bank. The RBI unequivocally denied the allegations, assuring the public and markets that no such transaction occurred, thereby quashing speculation and maintaining stability.
India's central bank, the Reserve Bank of India, has firmly denied recent speculation regarding the sale of its gold reserves, assuring the public of the nation's financial stability. The RBI confirmed that its physical gold holdings remain robust, standing steadily at 880.52 tonnes.