India’s foreign exchange (forex) reserves rose $2.69 billion to $286.26 billion in the week ended November 22.
In the previous reporting week, the forex reserves were $283.57 billion.
The foreign currency assets, which make up bulk of the forex reserves, increased $2.76 billion to $258.66 billion in the latest reporting week.
Special drawing rights rose by $9.1 million and country’s reserve position in the International Monetary Fund dipped $78.4 million.
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