New Delhi, Dec. 28 -- The weakening of the Indian rupee has strengthened the case for global equity investing. And the argument is two-fold: A globally diversified portfolio not only improves the potential for better long-term returns in rupee terms but also helps safeguard purchasing power over time.

Indian equities have delivered competitive and sometimes superior returns than their US counterparts, supported by strong domestic growth and improving corporate profitability. Yet, when Indian investors measure actual wealth creation in rupee terms, investments in the S&P 500 have often ended up generating higher returns as compared to the Nifty 50.

The reason lies not just in equity performance, but in currency.

As per a Vested Finance ...