The central bank allocated USD 23 bn to finance foreign trade since the EGP float last November, according to a statement from the Ismail cabinet following a meeting between CBE Governor Tarek Amer and Prime Minister Sherif Ismail on monetary policy. The statement and an official notice from the CBE confirmed CBE Assistant Sub-Governor Rami Aboul Naga’s comments on Sunday that FX reserves have hit USD 28.5 bn — the highest they have ever been since March 2011 — and that the banking sector drew in USD 17 bn since the float.
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