West Asia crisis drives up dry fruit prices ahead of Id feasting

20 Mar, 19:37 — 20 Mar, 22:00

Why this matters

The West Asia crisis has significant geopolitical and economic implications, potentially disrupting supply chains and increasing the cost of essential goods like dry fruits, which are culturally important for Id feasting. This could impact household budgets and regional stability.

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