Banque Misr reduced its interest rates on deposits by 75 bps on Wednesday in response to the CBE’s decision to raise the required reserve on local currency deposits to 14%, the bank’s Deputy Chairman Akef El Maghraby says. This will exclude deposit certificates, he added. Analysts cited by Al Mal expect the trend to spread across most local banks.
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