The strengthening EGP speaks louder for the success of the CBE’s monetary policy than any of CBE Governor Tarek Amer’s statements and comments to the press, Mohamed Amin writes in a column penned for Al Masry Al Youm. This time around, the change in FX rates was not caused by speculation, but instead came after a series of policies enacted by the CBE, the columnist says. Amin also lauds Amer for keeping a low profile recently and refraining from commenting on economic developments, and allowing his team’s decisions to speak for themselves.
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