MUMBAI (Reuters) -- India's foreign exchange reserves logged their sharpest weekly fall on record to a more-than-four-month low last week, as the dollar strengthened following the U.S. election verdict, and the central bank sold from its reserves to limit the rupee's decline.
The reserves fell by $17.8 billion in the week of Nov. 15 -- the most since available data starting in 1998 -- to $657.89 billion, data from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) showed on Friday.
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