India’s foreign exchange reserves have reached an all-time high of $645.583 billion, increasing by $2.951 billion in the week ending March 29, marking the sixth consecutive week of strengthening. The surge in reserves, attributed to monetary policy measures, has positively impacted the rupee, which strengthened by 9 paise against the dollar. Foreign currency assets, the primary component of reserves, rose by $2.354 billion to $570.618 billion. The record reserves signify India’s robust financial position and its ability to manage external pressures effectively.