Yemeni rial · YER

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Currency info

Adopted: 1990

Currency family: Other

The Yemeni rial is one of the world's weakest currencies by exchange rate, with over 800 rials equaling one US dollar as of recent years.

Introduced in 1990 following the unification of North and South Yemen
Replaced the North Yemeni rial and South Yemeni dinar at a fixed exchange rate
Has experienced significant devaluation due to civil conflict and economic instability since 2015
Managed by the Central Bank of Yemen, though control has been disputed during the ongoing civil war

Countries currently using this currency

Related

Other Other currencies

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Historical predecessor

North Yemeni rial and South Yemeni dinar