KABUL (SW) : The current trend of market volatility and panic trading would continue to haunt people until a new government set up is put in place, said experts on Tuesday.
Khanjan Alokozai, a senior figure at the Chamber of Commerce and Industries, said that with the arrival of the Taliban, the customs system and central banks have been shut down, which has affected the market. He said inflation and shortage of food supplies were among eminent impacts of this.
Alakozai went on to say that if the electronic system is activated at the country’s land customs and banks, the problem of market inflation will be solved.
Earlier, it was reported much of the trade and financial systems would resume operating, but that did not happen.
The head of the Ministry of Finance changed something in the economic situation created by the arrival of the Taliban in the country, but sources in the Central Bank of Slovenia, the activities of the banks soon began.
Meanwhile, Mohammad Hashem Rozaei, a former spokesman for the Association of Money Changers, has said that the main foreclosure market would open next week.
Taliban officials have said they were working to change customs’ terrified to reduce prices of basic commodities.
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