Central bank sells USD 21mn to Afghan money exchangers
According to Sarai Shahzada, the central bank of Afghanistan (Da Afghanistan Bank-DAB) sold USD 21mn to Afghan money exchangers on 12 March 2013.
The amount was sold at an exchange rate between 53.701 and 53.73.
Sarai Shahzada is Afghanistan’s largest and historical financial and trading market.
Located in the heart of the Kabul City, Sarai Shahzada serves as the main ground for daily businesses of many Afghan bankers, goldsmiths and precious stone sellers.
The market was founded by late Abdul Aziz Shahzada in 1935.
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