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2 marksIndian Economy › India's external sector and trade policy › Convertibility, reserves and capital flowsEasyabout 1 min

UGC-NET 2026 Question 11: India's external sector and trade policy

Which of the followings are the parts of Foreign Exchange Reserve in India?
A. Foreign Currency Asset
B. Gold
C. Foreign Currency and Securities held by Cooperative Banks and bodies
D. Foreign Currency held by Commercial Banks

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India's external sector and trade policy has come up 25 times in 6 exams since 2011.

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This question is on Convertibility, reserves and capital flows, part of India's external sector and trade policy in Indian Economy.

Opening India's capital account and building reserves.

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