What happened

State Bank of India (SBI) has projected foreign exchange (FX) losses for FY26 in the range of USD 80–85 billion. The figure is presented as an estimate/forecast for an upcoming period, not as a confirmed, realised accounting result.

What the forecast indicates (and what to avoid)

FX-loss projections for banks are linked to foreign currency exposures and exchange-rate movements that can create valuation effects. For exam use, the key point is the forecast range and the fact that it is not a settled outcome for FY26.

Background and earlier position

Bank-level FX outcomes depend on the bank’s foreign currency assets, foreign currency liabilities, and related FX-related positions, together with exchange-rate volatility during the year.