NEW DELHI, March 6 (Xinhua) -- India's foreign exchange (forex) reserves rose by 4.885 billion U.S. dollars to 728.494 billion dollars during the week ended Feb. 27, revealed the country's central bank, the Reserve Bank of India, on Friday.
In the preceding week, the country's forex reserves had fallen by 2.119 billion dollars.
The foreign currency assets rose by 561 million dollars to 573.125 billion dollars, while the Gold Reserves rose by 4.141 billion dollars to 131.63 billion dollars, showed the data.
According to it, the Special Drawing Rights rose by 26 million dollars to 18.866 billion dollars, and the country's position in the International Monetary Fund improved by 158 million dollars to 4.873 billion dollars. ■
