The forex coffers were $297.41 billion in the prior week (ending January 14).
Foreign currency assets, a major part of the forex kitty, besides increased to $269.55 billion, up 1.685 billion in place of the week ended January 21, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) thought.
Foreign currency assets spoken in US cash provisions include the effect of appreciation or drop of the non-US currencies, such as the Euro, Pound and Yen, held in the coffers.
Meanwhile, India's gold coffers remained unchanged by the side of $22.47 billion while both the special drawing civil liberties (SDRs) and reserve perception in the IMF increased.
The country's SDRs increased by $25 million to $5.126 billion, while the reserve perception in the IMF rose by $267 million to $2.24-billion, the RBI data showed.