What is the currency of afghanistan

Majors Price Day Year Date EURUSD 1.0943 -0.0002 -0.02% 4.24% Jun/16 GBPUSD 1.2786 0.0005 0.04% 4.60% Jun/16 AUDUSD 0.6886 0.0001 0.01% -0.64% Jun/16 NZDUSD 0.6238 0.0008 0.13% -1.05% Jun/16 USDJPY 140.7300 0.4600 0.33% 4.28% Jun/16 USDCNY 7.1313 0.0114 0.16% 6.30% Jun/16 USDCHF 0.8918 0 0% -8.03% Jun/16 USDCAD 1.3228 0.0006 0.05% 1.55% Jun/16 USDMXN 17.1394 0.0344 0.20% -15.69% Jun/16 USDINR 81.9170 0.0170 0.02% 5.11% Jun/16 USDBRL 4.8102 0 0% -6.63% Jun/16 USDRUB 83.9000 0.4295 0.51% 55.37% Jun/16 USDKRW 1,276.2300 6.2300 0.49% -1.16% Jun/16 USDTRY 23.6640 0.0064 0.03% 36.58% Jun/16 DXY 102.2132 0.0982 0.10% -2.38% Jun/16 USDSEK 10.6118 0.0144 0.14% 4.31% Jun/16 USDPLN 4.0686 0.0083 0.20% -8.59% Jun/16 USDNOK 10.5139 0.0262 0.25% 5.50% Jun/16 USDZAR 18.2432 0.0251 0.14% 14.23% Jun/16 USDDKK 6.8087 0.0017 0.02% -3.92% Jun/16 USDSGD 1.3370 0.0006 0.04% -3.79% Jun/16 USDILS 3.5504 -0.0070 -0.20% 2.73% Jun/16 USDHKD 7.8197 -0.0017 -0.02% -0.38% Jun/16 USDCLP 792.7800 -0.3500 -0.04% -9.49% Jun/16 USDPKR 287.1000 0.1000 0.03% 37.70% Jun/16 USDCZK 21.7407 0.0297 0.14% -7.65% Jun/16 USDHUF 340.7170 -0.1830 -0.05% -10.52% Jun/16 Crosses Price Day Year Date USDAFN 85.7800 0 0% -3.79% Jun/16 EURAFN 92.9691 -0.1559 -0.17% -0.22% Jun/15 GBPAFN 108.5778 -0.2814 -0.26% -0.07% Jun/15 AUDAFN 58.6057 0.1995 0.34% -6.19% Jun/15 NZDAFN 53.4358 0.0938 0.18% -4.69% Jun/15 AFNJPY 1.6443 0.0150 0.92% 9.62% Jun/15 AFNCNY 0.0833 -0.0001 -0.14% 11.52% Jun/15 AFNCHF 0.0105 0.00004 0.37% -5.61% Jun/...

Like all countries, Afghanistan has an official currency through which all transactions are undertaken within the country’s borders. Unlike some other currencies, such as the Euro (EUR) or Dollar (USD), Afghanistan has a currency that’s unique to the nation: The Afghan Afghani (AFN) also known as the Afghani. Issued by the central bank of Afghanistan, Da Afghanistan Bank, the currency benefits from a rich history, eventually resulting in its officiation and popular use today. While the current state of the currency may be in flux, the Afghan Afghani is expected to return to stability soon as the Afghanistan economy heals following the resurgence of the Taliban. In this article, we’ll cover everything there is to know about the Afghani, including its history, security features, tender, and current exchange rate (as of March 2023.). Content • • • • • • The History of Afghanistan Currency While there is little documented history about what legal tender was used in Afghanistan prior to the introduction of the Afghan rupee in 1891, there is some evidence that points toward a culture of bartering (trading goods) that still persists, though to a lesser scale, today. Before the rupee, silver rupees coins with copper “falus” and gold “mohur” were in circulation. Interestingly, all three metal coins had no fixed exchange rate between them, with little cooperation from region to region within the country. The rupee itself was first issued as an attempt to codify and universalize Afgh...

Date Exchange Rate 16 Jun 23 1 AFN = 0.0117 USD 15 Jun 23 1 AFN = 0.0117 USD 14 Jun 23 1 AFN = 0.0116 USD 13 Jun 23 1 AFN = 0.0117 USD 12 Jun 23 1 AFN = 0.0117 USD 11 Jun 23 1 AFN = 0.0117 USD 10 Jun 23 1 AFN = 0.0115 USD 09 Jun 23 1 AFN = 0.0116 USD 08 Jun 23 1 AFN = 0.0116 USD 07 Jun 23 1 AFN = 0.0116 USD 06 Jun 23 1 AFN = 0.0115 USD 05 Jun 23 1 AFN = 0.0114 USD 04 Jun 23 1 AFN = 0.0114 USD 03 Jun 23 1 AFN = 0.0114 USD 02 Jun 23 1 AFN = 0.0115 USD 01 Jun 23 1 AFN = 0.0115 USD 31 May 23 1 AFN = 0.0114 USD 30 May 23 1 AFN = 0.0114 USD 29 May 23 1 AFN = 0.0114 USD 28 May 23 1 AFN = 0.0115 USD 27 May 23 1 AFN = 0.0115 USD 26 May 23 1 AFN = 0.0114 USD 25 May 23 1 AFN = 0.0114 USD 24 May 23 1 AFN = 0.0114 USD 23 May 23 1 AFN = 0.0114 USD 22 May 23 1 AFN = 0.0115 USD 21 May 23 1 AFN = 0.0114 USD 20 May 23 1 AFN = 0.0115 USD 19 May 23 1 AFN = 0.0114 USD 18 May 23 1 AFN = 0.0114 USD • The code for the Afghan Afghani is AFN • The symbol for the Afghan Afghani is؋ • The code for the American Dollar is USD • The symbol for the American Dollar is$ • The Afghani is divided into 100puls • The Dollar is divided into 100cents • For 2023, one Afghan Afghani has equalled • average: $ 0.011 • minimum: $ 0.000 • maximum: $ 0.012

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Editor's note:Djoomart Otorbaev is the former Prime Minister of the Kyrgyz Republic, a distinguished professor of the Belt and Road School of Beijing Normal University, and a member of Nizami Ganjavi International Center. The article reflects the author's views and not necessarily those of CGTN. The Taliban's most urgent goals are to maintain public order and create an inclusive government that can take responsibility for Afghanistan devastated by 20 years of war. Among their other critical goals is the development of the country's economy. Given the uncertainty and absence of government, the international community has taken a wait-and-see attitude. What is the current status of the economy of Afghanistan? What is the likelihood that the country will fall apart? What will become of the Afghan people? The Taliban got an economy of less than $20 billion. According to the World Bank (WB), the annual growth of the Afghan economy from 2003 to 2012 averaged 9.4 percent under the influence of international aid and active development of the service sector. Then, from 2015 to 2020, the average annual growth slowed down to 2.5 percent. In 2020, Afghanistan's GDP fell by five percent mainly due to the COVID-19 pandemic, as the Asian Development Bank (ADB) estimated in April. Currently, the country's GDP per capita is only $520, lower than that in Sudan or Niger. The private sector is tiny, and agriculture roughly employs 75 percentof the population. A significant problem for the cou...