India?s foreign exchange reserves has risen by $932 million to $280.02 billion in the week ended April 9, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) said in its weekly statistical supplement, released on Friday.
While foreign-currency assets rose by $933 million to $255.66 billion, gold reserves remained unchanged at $17.92 billion, the RBI said.
Special Drawing Rights with the IMF fell by $1 million to $5 billion, while its reserves with the IMF was little changed at $1.38 billion. The rupee on Friday ended higher against the dollar, recovering from lows aided by fund inflows into an infrastructure company via qualified institutional placement, and dollar sales from a pharmaceutical company, dealers said.