SANAA, Nov. 5 (YPA) – Yemeni riyal on Tuesday continued to recover against foreign exchange rates in the local financial markets to stop at 563 riyals per dollar.
This recovery came after months of decline due to arbitrary decisions recently taken by former governor of Aden central bank Hafedh Meayad and the ongoing conflict between militias loyal to Saudi Arabia and the UAE in the occupied province of Aden, according to banking sources.
The sources explained that those measures have increased the sharp inflation in the Yemeni economy, which collapsed due to the restriction of foreign imports and the movement of goods internally between the governorates and externally to and from Yemen, and as a result of the war and siege, as well as flooding the Yemeni market with banknotes printed in Russia without financial cover.
YPA