Migrants feel inflation's squeeze twice – at home and abroad
It's a double whammy for migrants who have to deal with inflation even as they work two or more jobs to support themselves and also send money back to their families.
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It's a double whammy for migrants who have to deal with inflation even as they work two or more jobs to support themselves and also send money back to their families.
In nearly every corner of the globe, people are spending more on food and fuel, rent and transportation
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates -- For migrants with relatives relying on money they send back, higher prices are pinching families twice: at home and abroad.
In nearly every corner of the world, people are feeling the impact of inflation as the cost of living continues to rise. Inflation isn't impacting people equally, though, and for those with dependants, the higher prices are pinching families at home and abroad.
Migrants feel inflation's squeeze twice — at home and abroad