Afghanistan's banks brace for bedlam after Taliban takeover
The Hindu
Afghanistan's banking system is now in a state of collapse,and people are running out of money, says Afghan economic expert
Afghanistan's banks, critical tot he country's recovery from crisis, are facing an un certain future say its bankers, with doubts over everything from liquidity to employment of female staff after the . Banks were expected to reopen imminently, a Taliban spokesman said on August 24, 2021, after they were closed for some ten days and the financial system ground to a halt as the Western-backed government collapsed amid the pullout of U.S. and allied troops. Also read:
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