Venezuela is a country in South America which is often discussed in global news. The reasons for this vary. Sometimes the policies of the President Nicolas Maduro, sometimes the economic condition of the country, and sometimes the issues of crude oil. Venezuela is the country with the largest crude oil reserves in the world, but despite this, its economy has been in continuous crisis and its currency i.e. Bolivar (VES) has become very weak.
India and Venezuela have good diplomatic relations for a long time. Both countries respect each other’s sovereignty. India also imports oil from Venezuela. India will buy about 22 million barrels of oil from Venezuela in 2024, which means that Venezuela’s economic and energy sector is very important for India. In such a situation, let us know how strong is the currency of Venezuela and how much will 10000 Indian rupees become there.
How strong is Venezuela’s currency?
The name of the currency of Venezuela is Bolivar (VES). In the last few years, inflation has increased a lot and the value of its currency has been continuously falling. This means that people there spend more money even for their daily needs, and the strength of their currency is decreasing. In 2017, Venezuela officially declared bankruptcy. This means that the economic condition of the country was very bad and the confidence of foreign investors decreased. Political tensions with America and other western countries also affect the economy there.
Value of Indian Rupee 10,000 in Venezuela
As of 2025, 1 Indian Rupee (INR) is equal to approximately 3.22 Venezuelan BolĂvar (VES). This means that the value of Rs 10,000 in India will be approximately 32,200 to 32,500 VES in Venezuela. This figure may change slightly, as exchange rates vary with time and market conditions. This means that the Venezuelan currency is very weak compared to the Indian rupee.
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