Sanaa - Yemen suffered a drop of around $1bn, or 37%, in revenue from oil exports last year due to nosediving crude prices and the sabotage of pipelines, the central bank said.
Revenues amounted to $1.673bn (€1.468bn), compared with $2.662bn in 2013, Saba state news agency quoted the bank as saying.
"The main reasons behind the decrease were the drop in Yemen's production capacity and in oil prices as well as the attacks on the pipeline" linking production fields in Marib with coastal Hudayda, it said.