Three Gulf Arab states raise rates, others to follow as currencies pressured
Three Gulf Arab states raised interest rates within half an hour of the U.S. Federal Reserve’s decision to do so on Wednesday as they scrambled to fend off pressure on their currencies due to low oil prices. The central banks of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Bahrain announced hikes of a…
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