India’s foreign exchange reserves nudged up $98.6 million in the week ended March 10. In the previous week, the reserves had jumped by $1.218 billion.

A break-up of the accretion to the reserves in the reporting week shows that it was up mainly on the back of foreign currency assets rising by $95.7 million.

Since the beginning of the calendar year, the reserves have surged by $10.701 billion. Of this, about half has been on account of foreign portfolio investments into the equity and debt markets.

(This article was published on March 17, 2017)
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