KABUL (Pajhwok): The Afghan currency regained some value against the US dollar during the outgoing week that saw prices of Arabian gold and flour increasing in Kabul, market sources said Thursday.
Ongoing insecurity, decreasing foreign aid and capital flight are said to be responsible for the Afghan currency’s depreciation against the US dollar during the past few weeks.
Amin Jan Khostai, a moneychanger in Shahzada Sarai in Kabul city, said the buying rate of one US dollar this week was 68.70 afghanis and 1 . . .
