<p>Currency: Every country has its own currency. People in those countries buy and sell based on their currency. But have you ever wondered why some countries’ currencies have a higher value while others have a lower value?</p><p> </p><img><p>The American dollar is what most people think of first. It’s everywhere, from movies to trade. But being famous isn’t the same as being valuable. Other currencies are worth more.</p><img><p>A currency’s strength depends on many things: government policies, money supply, reserves, and global demand. While the dollar is popular, its value is lower than some others.</p><img><p>The Kuwaiti Dinar is the world’s most valuable currency, worth over 290 Indian Rupees. Its top position is due to Kuwait’s huge oil reserves and controlled currency supply.</p><img><p>After Kuwait, the Bahraini Dinar and Omani Rial are also highly valuable. The Bahraini Dinar is worth over 230 rupees, while the Omani Rial is around 235-240 rupees.</p><img><p>The Jordanian Dinar, British Pound, and Swiss Franc are also more valuable than the dollar. But high value doesn’t mean the strongest economy. The US dollar still leads in trade.</p>
