Stronger Afghani Fails to Offset High Food and Fuel Costs in Afghanistan, WFP Reports

Despite a stronger Afghani currency, the World Food Program reports that prices for staple foods, fuel, and agricultural inputs remain significantly higher than last year in Afghanistan. Disruptions to regional trade routes and slower imports are exacerbating these costs. Rice prices have seen substantial year-over-year increases, with Sholae rice up 32% and Palawi rice up 18%.

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