KABUL (Pajhwok): The afghani depreciated against the US dollar during the outgoing week in Kabul that saw the prices of gold and sugar falling and that of liquefied gas and Kazakh flour increasing, market sources said on Saturday.
Zmarai Safi, head of the Food Traders Association, said the rate of a 49-kilogram bag of Kazakhstani flour increased from 1,550afs to 1,600afs and the price of a 16-litre tin of Malaysian cooking oil stayed unchanged at 1,450afs.
He said a 24-kg bag of Pakistani rice cost 2,600afs while the price of a 49-kilogarm . . .
