Rohan Omer | Finance Simplified on Instagram: "The Indian Rupee hitting record lows isn’t a one-day event. It’s a long-term trend. Currencies don’t fall because of one government or one year. They move because of inflation, trade deficits, interest rates, and global dollar strength. Here’s the real takeaway most people miss 👇 If your income and investments are only in one currency, your purchasing power slowly erodes over time. You can’t control exchange rates. But you can control how globally

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