UAE expats face squeeze

Published September 23rd, 2007


Expatriate workers in the UAE are being hit by inflation rates of around 9.3% and currency depreciation, reported Gulf News. The Indian rupee has risen more than 14% against the dirham since the start of the year, while the UAE's dollar pegged currency has fallen 17% against the euro over the past 18 months. Expats have seen both their savings potential decline and their day-to-day cost of living spiral. [AMEInfo.com]



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