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WBCS Main Examination 2023 — Paper V: Indian Constitution and Economy · Question 125 of 200

Q125
Indian EconomyExternal Sector & International Organisations
India's foreign exchange reserves have continuously increased since 2000-01 because of
  1. a.speeding up of economic reforms.
  2. b.relatively higher interest rates in India compared to rates prevailing in the international capital market.
  3. c.a strong bullish turn in the Indian stock market attracting foreign institutional investors.
  4. d.All of the above

Answer: (D) All of the above

The rise in reserves after 2000–01 came from several reinforcing causes: continued reforms attracting FDI, higher Indian interest rates drawing debt inflows and NRI deposits, and a booming stock market attracting FII investment. Each listed factor contributed, so 'All of the above' is correct.