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25 January, the musical

25 January uprising, the musical: The events of 2011 are getting a musical retelling in “We Live in Cairo,” a musical that is running until 23 June at the American Repertory Theater, the Harvard Gazette reports. The project, depicting the events of Egypt’s recent past, was initiated in 2013 and has been led by the […]

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The Market Yesterday

EGP / USD CBE market average: Buy 16.99 | Sell 17.09 EGP / USD at CIB: Buy 16.99 | Sell 17.09 EGP / USD at NBE: Buy 16.99 | Sell 17.09 EGX30 (Thursday): 13,659 (-1.1%) Turnover: EGP 399 mn (50% below the 90-day average) EGX 30 year-to-date: +4.80% THE MARKET ON THURSDAY: The EGX30 ended […]

Posted inCALENDAR

May: 50 Egyptian companies are set to visit Libya to discuss trade, investment and reconstruction. May: An IMF delegation will be in town to conduct its final review of the reform program ahead of the disbursement of the sixth and final tranche of Egypt’s USD 12 bn IMF loan. 23 May (Thursday): Central Bank of […]

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Posted inSpeed Round

Egypt’s unemployment rate falls to 8.1% in 1Q2019

GOOD NEWS- Unemployment falls for the second quarter in a row: Egypt’s unemployment rate fell to 8.1% in 1Q2019, down from 8.9% in 4Q2018and 10.6% in 1Q2018, the Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics (CAPMAS) said yesterday. This is the second consecutive quarter the country’s unemployment rate has fallen, after it ticked up marginally […]

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Cabinet denies reports suggesting Egypt’s home electricity prices will rise 30-60%

Gov’t (sort of) denies reports suggesting home electricity prices will rise 30-60%: The Madbouly Cabinet denied yesterday domestic press reports that emerged earlier this week quoting Electricity Ministry officials as suggesting that residential electricity prices could increase by 30-60% after the next round of subsidy cuts. The government will enforce the next phase of subsidy […]

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