India’s foreign exchange (forex) reserves continued to hold its pole position of an all time high as it jumped by $2.95 billion in the week ended February 13 to $333.16 billion.
In the period between January 26 and February 13, country’s forex reserves have gained a massive $11.11 billion.
Foreign currency assets, which form a bulk of the forex reserves, rose $2.29 billion in the reporting week ended February 13 to $307.25 billion.
Gold Reserves remained unchanged at $20.18 billion.
Country’s special drawing rights fell $5.1 million, while its reserve position in the International Monetary Fund rose by $661.9 million.
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