The country’s foreign exchange reserves fell $107 million to $264.5 billion, for the week ended 3 July, showed the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in its weekly statistical supplement, on Friday. Foreign currency assets dropped $300 million to $253.4 billion, while gold reserves were up $196 million to $9.8 billion, the data showed. At the same time, special drawing rights with the International Monetary Fund were left unchanged at $1 million and its reserves with the IMF fell $3 million to $1.24 billion. Foreign exchange reserves have slid $43.9 billion, in the past year, the RBI said. Reserves comprise overseas currencies, gold and special drawing rights with the IMF. Credit was outstanding at Rs 27,78,299 crore as on 26 June 2009, while deposits stood at Rs 39,83,382 crore. At the same time, money supply (M3) grew 20.2% or Rs 8,29,556 crore, on year-on-year basis. It was outstanding at Rs 49,36,721 crore as on 19 June 2009.