Yemen Socio-Economic Update

Yemen Socio-Economic Update - September 2016

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MENA Knowledge Bulletin - October 2015

Recent Studies Egypt: Macro stability, energy subsidy reform and governance are critical for shared prosperity The study documents Egypt’s progress toward, and identifies reform priorities for,...

Yemen: Its Economy Needs Peace Not Cash

Something peculiar is afoot in Yemen: the usually arcane topics of monetary policy and central banking have become part of everyday chatter, even street art. July 19th , according to analysis report ...

IMF Executive Board Approves a 3-Year, US$552.9 Million Extended Credit Facility Arrangement...

The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) today approved a three-year Extended Credit Facility (ECF) arrangement with the Republic of Yemen for an amount equivalent to SDR 365.25 mi...

Oxfam Yemen Situation Report

OXFAM RESPONSEIn response to the current crisis Oxfam hassupported 348,733 individuals Hajjah and Al HudaydahOxfam in Hajjah and Al Hudaydah have now provided 249,319 people with safe and clean wate...

How Oil Prices Impact Fiscal Regimes

Carole Nakhle Markets largely dictate how the relationship between international oil companies and host states will play out, with governments attempting to ensure they receive a ‘fair share’ of pet...

Studies & Economic Media Center (SEMC) : Declare the Draft...

Studies & Economic Media Center (SEMC) has launched the Draft Declaration of Social Security project according to the outputs of the national dialogue and advocacy campaign of the law to all par...

Yemen reform plan still broadly in line with IMF loan terms: Lagarde...

The Yemeni government's deal with Houthi rebels is broadly in line with conditions of a loan provided by the International Monetary Fund, despite the rollback of some subsidy cuts, IMF managing direct...

Humanitarian Bulletin Yemen

As of May 2016, the Cessation of Hostilities that started on 10 April, continues to hold in large parts of Yemen. According to the UN Special Envoy on Yemen, Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed, the Cessation h...

Yemen budget deficit to decline in 2014, IMF

International Monetary Fund has expected Yemen’s government budget deficit will decline in 2014 to 6.7 percent, compared with 7.1 percent in 2013, and next year will be 6.6 percent.

YER Exchange rate

Currency	Bid	ASK
US Dollar	250	250.5
British Pound	326.9	327.55
Euro	293.56	294.15
Saudi Rial	66.67	66.8

Source: Central Bank of Yemen
September 24, 2018

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Yemen Socio-Economic Update - September 2016