Real-time currency exchange channels report the US Dollar trading steadily against the Afghan Afghani, hovering around the 63.50 mark across major Afghan trading hubs.
The Afghan Afghani (AFN) maintained a steady exchange rate against the US Dollar (USD) across major provincial markets on March 11, 2026, trading predominantly in the narrow 63.50 to 63.60 range. Real-time updates from regional financial tracking channels indicate active trading volumes and consistent pricing across the country.
In the capital, قیمت لحظهای دالر کابل, a channel dedicated to real-time forex tracking for local traders, reported the USD to AFN rate standing at "63.55 buying" and "63.60 selling." The same market tracker noted the USD to Pakistani Rupee (PKR) rate in Kabul closing at 298.50 buying and 298.80 selling.
Reporting from regional financial centers, the market tracker کابل دالر highlighted consistent transactions throughout the provinces. In Ghazni, multiple trades were executed at rates between 63.55 and 63.58, with individual transactions frequently hitting $10,000 to $20,000. Nangarhar witnessed similar stability and high-volume movement, highlighted by a single $50,000 transaction settling at an exchange rate of 63.55.
In Kandahar, the rates showed minor intraday fluctuations. Towards the end of the session, "کابل دالر" recorded the USD dipping slightly to 63.48 buying and 63.50 selling. The Kandahar exchange also actively tracked cross-border currency conversions, with the AFN to PKR conversion moving between 4690 and 4702 throughout the day, while silver was quoted trading at 2785 to 2790 per dollar.
The source material consists entirely of localized financial tracking channels that operate as real-time forex tickers for Afghan currency exchanges (Sarrafi). There is no overt political bias in the messaging; the channels strictly report raw transactional data, market spreads, and trading volumes for local currency pairs.