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Financial melt-down of Taliban dictatorship. The Taliban's Central Bank of Afghanistan (DAB) released a statement on January 25th, giving vague assurance that it has enough financial resources to keep prices stable, ensure liquidity, and cater to the foreign exchange demands of domestic financial institutions. A very spicy lie. The announcement highlighted that monetary market fluctuations, similar to those observed globally, are typical and should not alarm the public. Is the ban on education of women also a typical global pattern, idiots? Analysis: That same day, i.e., January 25, 2025, in a botched effort to support the Afghani (AFN), the Taliban initiated a USD 20 million auction. However, the currency had already depreciated by ten AFN per American dollar, hitting roughly 84 AFN/USD. It is believed the auction never happened and that some dollars were sold to GDI agents who took them back to the Taliban bank. This depreciation surfaces the difficulties faced by the Taliban in managing currency volatility despite their crude liquidity initiatives. In reaction, Taliban militia rushed to the money market, halted dollar auctions, and instructed currency exchange outlets to stop sharing USD rates on social platforms, a move intended to reduce speculation. On January 23, the Taliban Ministry of Finance (MoF) had secretly declared a three-month suspension of civil servants' salaries, echoing the U.S.'s decision to suspend aid. The scarcity of Afghani has caused payment delays for Taliban-led administrative workers, with salaries from December 2024 still unpaid. The Taliban finance section has acknowledged a shortfall in both resources and preparedness to fulfill these financial commitments. This acknowledgment contradicts their statement that they have enough hard currency. This growing challenge of currency instability and salary delays puts significant stress on the Taliban's economy, heightening curiosirty and vigilance about the group's financial survivability. The fragility in the USD's value has shaken confidence in the Afghani, casting serious doubts on economic stability at large. There's considerable skepticism surrounding the authenticity of recent dollar auctions and the effectiveness of shutting down money exchange businesses and prohibiting the display of exchange rates, raising questions about the Taliban's management during this economic turmoil. Their collapse is about when, not about if.

اقتصاد پوشالی طالبان در حال فروپاشی است. ملیشه‌های طالبان به خاطر نگرانی از بی‌ارزش شدن ارز افغانی، "ساحه بولی" را در سرای شهزاده بستند. ساحه بولی جایی است که صرافان برای تعیین نرخ ارز به آنجا جمع می‌شوند. گمان می‌رود که به خاطر نگرانی از بی‌ارزش شدن شدید افغانی در روزهای آینده، گروه طالبان تبادل اسعار در شهرهای کلان افغانستان را کاملاً ممنوع سازد. البته، تاریخ ثابت کرده است که چنین تدابیر ابلهانه مانع سقوط اقتصاد پوشالی و نهایتاً سقوط این گروه متعصب و جهالت‌پرور نخواهد شد.