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What we’re tracking on 11 March 2018

It’s a busy news day today, with no sign that the presidential election has slowed down foreign or domestic investors’ appetite for Egyptian opportunities. The Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA) announce the launch a movable collateral assets registry today, Al Mal reports. The FRA had signed an agreement with the Egyptian Credit Bureau (iScore) last year […]

Posted inON THE HORIZON

On the horizon

Stop us if you’ve heard this one before: The first direct flight between Moscow and Cairo in over two years is expected to take off in late March or early April, according to Akhbar El Youm’s print edition. Sources tell the newspaper that necessary permits will be issued this week. Flights had been set to […]

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National Cement Company strike testing Public Enterprises Ministry’s reforms

Striking National Cement Company workers are testing Public Enterprises Minister Khaled Badawi’s goal of bringing private sector management principles to state companies. And we’re glad to see he isn’t bowing down to pressure. Not much else of note on an airwaves dominated by school lunches, talk of expat voting, and football. Public Enterprise Ministry holds […]

Posted inSpeed Round

Inflation eases to 14.4% in February

Annual urban inflation fell to 14.4% in February from 17.1% in January, according to a CAPMAS release. Core inflation dropped to 11.88% from 14.35% a month earlier. The drop in inflation rates paves the way for a potential interest rate cut later this month, Reuters suggests. “The Central Bank of Egypt is ahead of target […]

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Transportation Ministry is kicking off railway privatization

Transportation Ministry to kick off privatization of railway system: The Transportation Ministry is reportedly about to begin privatizing Egypt’s railways and divvying up railway assets for the private sector to manage, ministry sources tell Al Borsa. The ministry will establish companies to manage each railway and these will be run by private companies, they added. […]

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