In the past two weeks, the price of one dollar versus Afghanis increased up to more than 69 Afghanis.
 
At the same time, the prices of commodities in the country's markets, especially the cost of some raw materials, are increasing.
 
Although the central bank says that its plans to keep up the inflation rate stable and maintaining Afghan currency, many exchange unions say that bank's shortcomings in dollar distribution in the markets are one of the causes of the Afghani depreciation versus the dollar.
 
In this episode of Bazar host, Nargis Mosavi discusses the topic with Khowja Masoum president of the Kabul rice seller’s union.