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The South Asian nations are facing a severe financial crisis, resulting in rising cost of living

As prices rise and the value of the currency decreases, individuals must take strategic measures to mitigate the impact on their financial well-being

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Are you worried about the financial security of you and your loved ones? Do you have sleepless nights worrying about who’s going to take care of you when you’re old and frail?

Argentina's government intervened in the foreign exchange market on Thursday to tamp down volatility ahead of the country's general elections on Sunday, while officials said there would be no sharp currency devaluation after the vote. In the black market, where dollars sell for almost three times the official rate, trading was almost absent amid a government crackdown, with bids of 900-1,010 pesos per dollar but no confirmed transactions, traders said. "The range of prices is en...

Inflation is by far the top concern for voters ahead of an Oct 22 general election

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