Against the background of the change of power in Afghanistan, the national currency rate collapsed to a record minimum, Bloomberg writes. The acting head of the local Central Bank left the country after the president and other high-ranking officials. Against the background of the change of power in Afghanistan, the national currency rate fell to a record low.
Afghany rate fell on Tuesday by 1.7%, to 83.5013 per dollar, the Agency writes. Currency continues to decline the fourth day in a row.
In his Twitter Acting Head of the Central Bank of Afghanistan Ajmal Ahmadi said that on Friday, the Central Bank was reported that the supply of dollars would no longer. “On Saturday, the Central Bank had to offer less currency to the market, which even more strengthened panic,” “Ahmadi, adding that Afghan’s course to the dollar jumped from stable 81 almost to 100, and then returned to 86.
Ahmadi also told on Twitter, which left the country: he said, he learned about the departure of most government officials on Saturday. “I was stunned. I worried and bought tickets for Monday as a precautionary measure,” I.O. wrote The chapters of the Central Bank, adding that when he was at the airport, a panic began there. “There were a few shots. Somehow my colleagues pound me on board,” said Ahmadi.