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In Pakistan, demand for Afghan currency hits record low after US withdrawal

  • Afghani traded to 87.95 per US dollar on Saturday, down sharply from about 80.84 on August 15 when the Taliban entered Kabul
  • International donors suspended their disbursements to Afghanistan, where international aid financed about 75 percent of public spending
By KHURSHID AHMED    ·

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