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RBI revaluation boosts forex reserves by $577 m

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Mumbai , Nov. 1

ENHANCED yet again by a revaluation in the Reserve Bank of India's basket of international currencies, the country's forex reserves grew stronger by $577 million to touch $91.892 billion for the week ended October 24, 2003, compared to $91.315 billion in the previous week.

As per the latest RBI statistics, foreign currency assets have also gone up by $577 million to touch $87.969 million.

The foreign currency assets expressed in US dollar terms, include the effect of appreciation and depreciation of non-US currencies, such as Euro, Sterling, Yen etc., held in reserves, according to the weekly statistical supplement of the RBI.

The gold reserves and SDRs were steady at $3.919 billion and $4 million, respectively.

Meanwhile, the spot rupee ended at Rs 45.3225/3275 on Friday, after strengthening to a high of Rs 45.27/28 levels during the week. Dealers said that the rupee was trading steady in the absence of significant demand for the greenbacks.

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