Gold and Flour Prices Rise in Kabul Markets
Gold and flour prices increased, while other food items remained stable in Kabul markets during the outgoing week, according to market sources.
Zmarai Safi, head of the Food Traders’ Association, reported a rise in the price of a 49-kilogram sack of Kazakh flour from 1,450afs to 1,500afs.
- A 49-kg bag of Kazakh flour: 1,550afs
- A 24-kg bag of Pakistani rice: 2,650afs
- A 49-kg sack of Indian sugar: 2,400afs
- A 16-litre bottle of cooking oil: 1,650afs
- 1 kilogram of black tea: 430afs
- 1 kilogram of green tea: 400afs
Author's summary: Kabul markets see rise in gold and flour prices.
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