The latest Reserve bank of India (RBI) data show that for the week ended April 26, the reserve position stood at $296.37 billion.
Foreign currency assets, a key component of reserves, rose by $1.07 billion to $267.97 billion. Gold reserves remained unchanged during the week.
Foreign exchange reserves had hit a 39-month low on September 6 when it touched $274 billion. Following several steps taken by the central bank to encourage inflows, the reserves started rising.
According to currency dealers due to the growing foreign exchange reserves of RBI, India is better placed to face further tapering by the US Fed.
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