Afghani’s volatility worsens economic hardship for Afghans
The afghani’s instability, attributed to the suspension of U.S. aid and the Taliban’s efforts to regulate the currency, has caused.
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Taliban call for release of frozen assets
The Taliban-controlled Ministry of Economy has urged the international community to transfer these financial resources directly to Afghanistan’s central bank.
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SIGAR: Opium still grown in Afghanistan despite Taliban ban
The report cited State Department sources indicating a noticeable number of resignations among DAB employees in recent months.
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Taliban shut down fuel stations in Faryab: Sources
Fuel station owners were accused of overpricing, a charge that Taliban authorities said could lead to further punitive measures.
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Kabul Serena Hotel operations handed over to Taliban-controlled corporation
The statement highlighted the hotel’s role in fostering economic opportunities and professional growth.
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Afghanistan purchases 10,000 tons of gas condensate from Russia in one month: Report
The first shipment was transported from Okunay station in Russia’s Irkutsk region and arrived in Hairatan.
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Afghanistan: Craftsmen in Badghis sell their tools as economic hardship deepens
In Qala-e-Naw, shopkeepers report a steep decline in purchasing power
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Afghanistan’s currency depreciation drives food prices higher, WFP reports
Over the past week, the afghani weakened by 7.6 percent against the U.S. dollar, the agency said.
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Public employees struggle as Taliban fails to pay overdue salaries
Meanwhile, public employees are raising concerns over mounting economic pressure as wages remain unpaid.
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Taliban assess economic situation amid US aid suspension
The meeting, led by Taliban Finance Minister Mohammad Nasir Akhund, addressed trade, humanitarian aid, currency stability, and the broader economic.