India's forex reserves up to US$ 479.57 billion as on 17 April
India's forex reserves up to US$ 479.57 billion as on 17 April
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New Delhi: The outbreak of the virus is all over the world. It is being killed in every field. The economic sector is most affected. Due to the implementation of lockdown, no steps are being taken to improve it. But while there is a lot of negative news about Corona, during this time there is also a relaxed news.

Amid the lockdown, there is positive news for the country's economy. There has been a big increase in the country's foreign exchange reserves. The country's foreign exchange reserves have increased by $ 3.09 billion in the week ending on April 17 to reach $ 479.57 billion. According to information received from PTI, in the previous week, foreign exchange reserves had increased by $ 1.81 billion to reach $ 476.47 billion. Earlier in the week ending on March 6, the country's foreign exchange reserves had increased by $ 5.69 billion to $ 487.23 billion, which is a record high so far.

The country's foreign exchange reserves increased by about $ 62 billion during the year 2020-21. According to the latest figures of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), foreign currency assets (which constitute the largest share of foreign exchange) during the week ended April 17 increased by $ 1.55 billion to $ 441.88 billion.

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