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Mumbai, August 3 – India’s foreign exchange reserves recorded a notable rebound after a three-week dip, rising by $2.703 billion to reach $698.192 billion for the week ending July 25, according to data released by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday.The uptick follows a fall of $1.18 billion in the previous reporting week. This resurgence was primarily driven by a sharp increase in foreign currency assets, which climbed $1.316 billion to hit $588.926 billion. Gold reserves also rose significantly, registering a $1.206 billion gain and reaching $85.704 billion.The Special Drawing Rights (SDRs) held with the International Monetary Fund…