Value of Afghanistan's currency climbs against dollar
India TV NewsHighlights The US dollar has depreciated against the afghani, Afghanistan's national currency. Value of $1 has dropped from 130 afghani to 102 afghani following a joint meeting of govt officials. The US dollar has depreciated against the afghani, Afghanistan's national currency, from 130 afghani days ago to 95 afghani on Thursday, reports said. Officials of Sara-i-Shahzada, the largest money changers market in Afghanistan, were quoted by the government-run Bakhtar News Agency as saying that the value of $1 has dropped from 130 afghani to 102 afghani following a joint meeting of government officials and money changers with Da Afghanistan Bank, the country's central bank on Wednesday, Xinhua reported. "On Wednesday, $1 was traded for 102 afghani, on Tuesday, $1 exchanged for 123 afghani, in some places to 130 afghani and this morning $1 was equivalent to 95 afghani," the report sad.
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