As 2022 unfolded, the global economy was thrown in for a spin. The after-effects of the worldwide pandemic still persist, and the depression in the European Market due to the Ukrainian war has been causing a lot of pressure on the foreign exchange market, paired with the increasing levels of unemployment in the US and the overall inflation.
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