Iran's currency, the rial, stands as the weakest globally, with 1 INR equaling 505 IRR. Political unrest and foreign investor withdrawal have significantly devalued it.
Vietnam's Dong suffers from a centralized economy, with 1 INR equaling 292 VND. Despite efforts towards a market economy, it remains weak.
Poverty and conflicts afflict Sierra Leone's currency, with 1 INR equaling 270 SLL. Financial scandals and events like the Ebola outbreak exacerbate economic challenges.
Laos' currency, the kip, historically has a low value, with 1 INR equaling 245 LAK. Planned infrastructure projects offer hope for improvement despite weakness.
Indonesia's rupiah struggles due to declining reserves, with 1 INR equaling 187.50 IDR. Dependency on exports exacerbates its devaluation.
Despite reform efforts, Uzbekistan's som remains weak, with 1 INR equaling 147.14 UZS. Economic challenges from the COVID-19 pandemic cast uncertainty on its future.
Guinea's franc weakens due to corruption and political instability, with 1 INR equaling 103 GNF. Ongoing economic challenges contribute to persistent devaluation.