Modi Ji TOTALLY FAILED Indian Currency? Rupee Now The WEAKEST.. #shorts

Episode Title: Modi Ji TOTALLY FAILED Indian Currency? Rupee Now The WEAKEST.. #shorts
Produced by: FactTechz
Description: The Indian rupee has been falling in value recently and has touched record lows against the US dollar. This means that one US dollar now costs more rupees than before. A weaker rupee makes it more expensive for India to buy goods from other countries and increases the cost of anything that depends on foreign currency. One of the main reasons for the rupee’s decline is the outflow of foreign money from Indian markets. When international investors take their money out of India, they sell rupees and buy dollars, which puts pressure on the currency. Another reason is the rising cost of imports. India depends heavily on imported items like oil, electronics, and machinery. When global prices rise or demand for dollars increases, the rupee tends to weaken. Uncertainty in global trade, higher tariffs on Indian exports, and delays or complications in trade agreements have also contributed to the pressure on the currency. At the same time, the US dollar has become stronger due to global economic factors, which naturally pushes the rupee lower because most international trade is dollar-based. A weakening rupee affects everyday life. Imported goods become more expensive, travel abroad costs more, and students studying outside India may have to spend extra on fees and living expenses. Businesses that rely on imported raw materials also face higher costs, which can eventually lead to increased prices for consumers. Going forward, the rupee’s movement will depend on foreign investment flows, developments in global trade, and economic policies within India. If investor confidence improves and trade conditions stabilize, the rupee may recover. Otherwise, continued global uncertainty could keep it under pressure. Subscribe for more educational content and unlock knowledge every day with FactTechz!


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