<h1>RBI Reports Minor Rise in Forex Reserves for April-September 2012; Capital Inflows and Valuation Gains Decline.</h1> The Reserve Bank of India reported a minor increase in foreign exchange reserves by US$ 0.4 billion during April-September 2012, compared to a US$ 6.6 billion increase in the same period the previous year. The current account deficit widened slightly, while the capital account saw a net inflow of US$ 39.3 billion, primarily from foreign investment and NRI deposits. Valuation changes, due to the US dollar's depreciation, contributed US$ 0.05 billion to the reserves. Overall, the reserves' growth was significantly lower than the previous year, reflecting reduced capital inflows and valuation gains.