Tobacco farmers fret over exchange gap

TOBACCO farmers say they are losing out on their earnings due to the disparity between official foreign currency exchange rate and parallel market rate. The farmers surrender 40 percent of their foreign currency earnings to the Reserve Bank at the auction rate currently hovering around US$1 to $84. On the parallel market the greenback is…

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