The central bank provided USD 28 bn for foreign trade financing from 3 November through 10 April, CBE Assistant Sub Governor Tarek Fayed said. Al Masry Al Youm adds the trade finance included collecting USD 19 bn worth of letters of credit and the opening USD 9 bn in new LCs.
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