Central banks in the Middle East have begun responding to the fallout from the conflict in Iran.
US and Israeli forces launched joint missile attacks on February 28. Iran’s supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, was among those killed. Iran responded by firing missiles at Israel and US allies across the region, including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE and Oman.
In a statement today (March 2), Bank of Israel governor Amir Yaron said the institution had formulated a programme, in collaboration with the country
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