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any associate the exchange value of their currency with national pride. This is a misconception as exchange rates can vary due to factors outside the control of a country, such as the Ukraine war this time. However, they do reflect the strength of a nation’s economy at some level, even if largely determined by market forces. A weakening rupee means investors are selling their rupee assets for dollars, and they are doing it for various reasons. A falling rupee means our exports become more competitive in sectors where our import content is low. But our imports become more expensive, and we are an import-dependent country,

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