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Pakistani Rupee Recovers 1.3% Against USD in Over 45 Days: Signs of Stabilization

The 1.3% recovery of the Pakistani rupee against the US dollar in the past 45 days is a positive sign for the economy, reflecting improved market conditions and investor sentiment. While this recovery presents an opportunity for economic stabilization, it is essential for policymakers to address the underlying challenges to ensure sustained growth.

The Impact of Inflation on Investment Returns

Understanding how inflation affects investment returns and strategies to mitigate its impact.

Does Cryptocurrency have a future?

Cryptocurrency is likely to continue to grow and evolve in the future, with increasing adoption and integration into mainstream finance. Decentralization, security and accessibility will remain key focus areas for development. However, regulatory challenges, security risks and technological advancements will shape its development. The growth of decentralized finance and the increasing popularity of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are also expected to drive innovation in the crypto space.

Rising inflation

Rising inflation refers to a sustained increase in the general price level of goods and services in an economy over a period of time. This can be caused by a variety of factors, including increased demand for goods and services, a decrease in the supply of money, or an increase in production costs. Rising inflation can have negative effects on an economy, such as reducing purchasing power for consumers and making it more difficult for businesses to plan for future expenses.

Bitcoin rejects sell-off as 7.5% US inflation fails to keep BTC down for long.

Bitcoin outsmarts bears as $1,800 losses turn to even stronger gains on the start of Wall Street trading. Bitcoin (BTC) fell immediately on the latest United States consumer price index (CPI) data on Feb. 10 in a surprise move that deflated bulls.

Inflation in Pakistan

Inflation in Pakistan is increasing day by day.

Inflation in Nigeria

The increase in the Nigerian market has become so devastating,it not only increase by 3% or even 10% but we are talking about massive inflation over 60% in the last dacade