Afghanistan, Jan. 26 -- Following the rise of the U.S. dollar against the Afghanistan's currency, the central bank, under Taliban administration, announced plans to auction $25 million into the market.
The central bank stated on Sunday, January 26, that this amount of money will be introduced into the market on Monday to stabilize the exchange rate of the dollar against the Afghani.
The Taliban has called on private banks and money exchange companies to participate in this auction, which aims to curb the recent surge in the value of the dollar.
Just two days ago, the Taliban administration auctioned $20 million in a similar attempt to control the dollar's rising value.
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