Egyptians turn to cut-price markets as inflation hits Ramadan

A plunging Egyptian pound and record high inflation rates has many consumers tightening their spending this Ramadan. While the holy month is traditionally a time of fasting and increased prayer, it is also an opportunity for many families to come together over nightly meals. To combat the cost of living crisis, the government is running a low-price food market. But the catch is, so far it's only during Ramadan.