Saudi Arabia has no intention to revalue its currency as the kingdom's inflation is low, the country's central bank chief has stated. Hamad Saud Al Sayyari, governor of the Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency, said that the central bank does not have to match interest rate changes by the US Federal Reserve and its options are open.
The Saudi riyal surged last month after Kuwait revalued its dinar for the first time since 1989, sparking speculation of regional revaluations across the Gulf region.
