Egypt remains fourth most vulnerable EM to global slowdown
Egypt is the fourth most-vulnerable market to any sign of EM distress: Bloomberg’s most recent emerging markets vulnerability scorecard ranked…
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Egypt is the fourth most-vulnerable market to any sign of EM distress: Bloomberg’s most recent emerging markets vulnerability scorecard ranked…
We are, to quote corporate Egypt, “cautiously optimistic” that the weeklong news drought is slowly coming to an end. Top…
Economics is suffering a crisis of credibility: Since the failure to anticipate the 2007-08 economic crisis, economists have been struggling…
Ignore February’s inflation data: The CBE could still cut rates this month, Capital Economics suggests: February’s unexpectedly high inflation rates…
Emerging markets banking on a ‘Goldilocks’ US economy: The good times will keep on rolling for emerging markets as long…
Helicopter Ben and the new American Left: Talking to any veteran South American lefty about helicopters is likely to trigger…
Egypt’s M2 money supply growth slowed by 11.95% y-o-y in January, CBE data showed. The figure stood at EGP 3.64…
Currency reforms being undertaken by Zimbabwe’s central bank have been labeled “voodoo economics” by the country’s former finance minister, according…
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