Saudi Arabia's currency fell to its lowest level in two years and its international bond prices slipped on Monday over fears that foreign investment inflows could shrink as Riyadh faces pressure ...

Saudi Arabia has more than enough firepower left to support its currency’s nearly 30-year old peg to the dollar. ILLUSTRATION: Getty Images ...

Saudi Arabia will maintain the riyal’s peg to the U.S. dollar, the governor of the country’s central bank said, while criticizing bets against the currency.

An important shift is developing in Saudi Arabian currency derivatives markets as Iran becomes engulfed in populist protests amid hyperinflationary pressures and armed conflict breaks out between ...

Now look at the Saudi currency v. the dollar. It is basically flat (check the scale). Saudi Arabia pegs to the dollar at a rate of 3.75 riyal to the dollar.

Saudi Arabia is trying to stop speculators from betting against its currency. Authorities this week ordered banks to limit traders’ ability to bet against the riyal in the futures market in an ...

Saudi Arabia Said to Ban Betting Against Its Currency Central bank said to give directive at Jan. 18 Riyadh meeting Riyal forwards jump to highest in at least 2 decades in Jan.

For investors closely watching a key indicator of Saudi Arabia’s financial health, deciphering the ups and downs of its $447 billion foreign-currency reserves has become more about dividends ...

Saudi Arabia's currency fell to its lowest level in two years and its international bond prices slipped on Monday over fears that foreign investment inflows could shrink as Riyadh faces pressure ...