The Reserve Bank of India’s gold assets surged by 57.12% to Rs 4,31,624.8 crore by March 2025, driven by a 54.13 metric tonne increase in gold holdings and price appreciation. Total gold reserves reached 879.58 metric tonnes, with allocations to both the Issue and Banking Departments. India’s gold reserves now constitute 11. Post navigation RBI confident of sustaining inflation below 4% in FY26, signals scope for growth support Gap between profit growth, capital formation & hiring must narrow for India to sustain 6.5% growth: CEA
