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Forex reserves drop $41 m

MUMBAI: India's foreign exchange reserves dipped by $41 million to $165.326 billion during the week ended August 25 from $165.367 billion during the week ended August 18. The reserves had increased by $273 million during the preceding week ended August 18, compared to a week ago period.

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