Yemeni Currency Split and War Escalation Erode Incomes, Raise Food and Fuel Costs

The ongoing conflict in Yemen, compounded by a divided currency between Sana'a and Aden, is eroding household incomes as prices for food, fuel, and shipping rise. Escalation threatens further cost increases, forcing families into deeper austerity. The report highlights the economic strain of the war, though specific data on price changes or currency depreciation is not provided.