(Bloomberg) -- Afghanistan's efforts to stabilize its
currency and control inflation after decades of conflict have been
a ``monumental success,'' the nation's central bank governor
Noorullah Delawari said.
Six years after the U.S. invaded Afghanistan to oust the
Taliban regime, the country's currency is stable, and the
inflation rate, once as high as 48 percent, has been reduced to a
10th of that level, said Delawari, a former banker in California
who now heads the Kabul-based Da Afghanistan Bank.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
currency and control inflation after decades of conflict have been
a ``monumental success,'' the nation's central bank governor
Noorullah Delawari said.
Six years after the U.S. invaded Afghanistan to oust the
Taliban regime, the country's currency is stable, and the
inflation rate, once as high as 48 percent, has been reduced to a
10th of that level, said Delawari, a former banker in California
who now heads the Kabul-based Da Afghanistan Bank.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
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