The Central Bank of the country has announced the maintenance of the stability of the Afghani currency and its increase in value against foreign currencies, especially the dollar. Officials of this bank have announced that the value of the Afghani has strengthened by about 10 percent compared to the previous year.
Publish dateMonday 6 April 2026 - 10:20
Story Code : 350026
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: Noor Ahmad Agha, General Director of the Central Bank, announced at the meeting of the Supreme Council of the bank that the Afghani currency has been able to maintain its stability in the region and the world.
He added that the value of the Afghani against the dollar has increased by about 9.93 percent compared to the year 1404 AH.
The meeting also discussed and exchanged views on monetary policies, challenges and opportunities in the financial and banking sectors of the country.
In recent years, the stability of the Afghani currency has been one of the main axes of the Central Bank's economic policies. Despite economic challenges, officials have always spoken of efforts to maintain the value of the national currency and manage the foreign exchange market.
According to official reports from the Central Bank (Da Afghanistan Bank) published in recent months, the Afghani has appreciated by exactly 9.93 percent against the US dollar in 1404 AH. This appreciation is attributed to the implementation of prudent monetary policies, liquidity management, inflation control, and strengthening supervision of the banking system.
The current exchange rate in the markets is reported to be around 65 Afghanis to the dollar, and the Central Bank has other measures on its agenda, such as collecting worn-out banknotes, expanding electronic banking, and developing Islamic banking. The Central Bank’s Supreme Council meeting was held recently (16 Ahal) and emphasized the continuation of these policies.
It seems that maintaining the relative stability of the national currency in challenging economic conditions indicates the effectiveness of managed liquidity policies and banking supervision. Analysis suggests that the continuation of this trend could strengthen public confidence in the Afghan currency and help reduce inflation and improve purchasing power, although its long-term success will require expanding domestic production, increasing exports, and greater stability in economic sectors.
He added that the value of the Afghani against the dollar has increased by about 9.93 percent compared to the year 1404 AH.
The meeting also discussed and exchanged views on monetary policies, challenges and opportunities in the financial and banking sectors of the country.
In recent years, the stability of the Afghani currency has been one of the main axes of the Central Bank's economic policies. Despite economic challenges, officials have always spoken of efforts to maintain the value of the national currency and manage the foreign exchange market.
According to official reports from the Central Bank (Da Afghanistan Bank) published in recent months, the Afghani has appreciated by exactly 9.93 percent against the US dollar in 1404 AH. This appreciation is attributed to the implementation of prudent monetary policies, liquidity management, inflation control, and strengthening supervision of the banking system.
The current exchange rate in the markets is reported to be around 65 Afghanis to the dollar, and the Central Bank has other measures on its agenda, such as collecting worn-out banknotes, expanding electronic banking, and developing Islamic banking. The Central Bank’s Supreme Council meeting was held recently (16 Ahal) and emphasized the continuation of these policies.
It seems that maintaining the relative stability of the national currency in challenging economic conditions indicates the effectiveness of managed liquidity policies and banking supervision. Analysis suggests that the continuation of this trend could strengthen public confidence in the Afghan currency and help reduce inflation and improve purchasing power, although its long-term success will require expanding domestic production, increasing exports, and greater stability in economic sectors.
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