India's foreign exchange reserves rose for the fourth straight week, reaching $665.4 billion as of March 28, according to the latest data from the Reserve Bank of India. This marks a near five-month high, reflecting a $6.6 billion rise in the latest reporting week.The reserves have now gained a total of $26.7 billion over the past four weeks, driven by RBI's market intervention and foreign investor inflows into Indian debt. In FY25, India's forex reserves have risen by 3.1%, despite global market fluctuations.
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