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Posted inEGYPT IN THE NEWS

Egypt in the News on 11 July 2019

Planned lawsuit against Christie’s continues to top coverage: On an otherwise calm morning for Egypt in the foreign press, the government’s plan to take legal action against London’s Christie Auction House is still leading the conversation on Egypt in the foreign press this morning, with Japan’s state broadcaster NHK the latest to take note. Another […]

Posted inDiplomacy + Foreign Trade

Saudi Arabia signs EGP 125 mn-worth grants to support SMEs in Egypt

Saudi Arabia signs EGP 125 mn-worth agreements to support SMEs in Egypt: The Saudi Arabia Development Fund signed three agreements worth EGP 125 mn to provide funding to SMEs through local microfinance firms EFG Hermes Leasing, Global Lease and UI Finance, the Investment Ministry said in a statement. The first agreement entails granting EGP 75 […]

Posted inOther Business News of Note

Madbouly, El Molla holds talk with Bechtel chairman on Egypt cooperation

Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouly and Oil Minister Tarek El Molla held talks yesterday with the chairman of Virginia-based construction outfit Bechtel Corporation, Brendan Bechtel, according to a Cabinet statement. The company is looking to increase its investments in Egypt, Bechtel told Madbouly, who pointed to seawater desalination projects as a potential area of cooperation.

Posted inThe Market Yesterday

The Market Yesterday

EGP / USD CBE market average: Buy 16.55 | Sell 16.67 EGP / USD at CIB: Buy 16.55 | Sell 16.65 EGP / USD at NBE: Buy 16.57 | Sell 16.67 EGX30 (Wednesday): 14,013 (-0.6%) Turnover: EGP 537 mn (20% below the 90-day average) EGX 30 year-to-date: +7.5% THE MARKET ON WEDNESDAY: The EGX30 ended […]

Posted inCALENDAR

July: Customs officials from Egypt and the US will sit down to discuss “procedural and administrative matters” as part of the Trade and Investment Framework Agreements (TIFA). July: The National Railway Authority will launch a tender for the purchase of 100 new locomotives expected to be financed through an agreement with the European Bank for […]

Posted inWhat We're Tracking Today

What we’re tracking on 10 July 2019

It’s interest rate day tomorrow: There was a consensus among the nine economists we spoke to this week that the central bank will leave rates unchanged when its Monetary Policy Committee meets tomorrow. All agreed that the bank would wait until at least September before cutting rates due to the inflationary effects of last week’s […]

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