The Reserve Bank of India significantly increased its gold reserves by 57.5 tonnes in FY25 amidst global financial instability and rising gold prices. This acquisition, the second largest since 2017, aligns with a global trend of central banks bolstering gold holdings. Post navigation California’s GDP hits $4.1 trillion in 2024; surpasses that of Japan – the world’s 4th largest economy Amazon puts Rs 350 crore in Amazon Pay India amid rising competition in fintech