Mumbai, Dec 07: Country's foreign currency exchange reserves continued their upward swing to near $67 billion.
Fresh inflows, export remittances and revaluation of euro vis-a-vis dollar led to the foreign exchange reserves touching a record high of $66,925 million with a rise of $337 million for the week ended November 29.
The rise in the period under review was, however, lower than that recorded in the previous four weeks ($564 mn, $648 mn, $755 mn and $582 mn).

According to the Reserve Bank of India's weekly statistical supplement, foreign currency assets increased by $337 million to $63,640 million.

Gold reserves and special drawing rights remained static at $3,278 million and $ 7 million respectively.
Loans and advances for the week ended November 29 to state governments declined by Rs 1,694 crore to Rs 4,157 crore while that to Central government rose from a nil balance to Rs 101 crore, the apex bank said. Bureau Report