Financial institutions in Egypt
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New Egypt bank rules to boost business lending and growth
Central Bank cut the maximum amount that banks are allowed to lend to a single client to 15 percent of their Tier One capital, down from 20 percent.
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Decline in Egyptian business activity slows in in December
In a survey, the Emirates NBD Egypt (PMI) for the non-oil private sector rose to 48.2 points in December from 45 points in November.
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World Bank cuts Egypt's predicted 2016 growth rate
Egypt's economic growth is forecasted to slow to 3.8 percent in fiscal year 2015/16 from 4.2 percent expected in 2014/15.
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Saudi Arabia to support Egypt with $3B of loans
The kingdom will loan $1.5 billion to develop the Sinai Peninsula and $1.2 billion to finance Egypt’s oil purchases.
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Egypt’s forex reserves hit $16.455bn in December
Egypt has found a lifeline in tens of billions of dollar loans and deposits from Gulf countries.
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Credit Agricole, BNP Paribas to finance Egypt's oil refinery expansion
The loan will be guaranteed by the Italian central bank and the Italian export development authority,
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Egypt’s bourse registers 1 700 new companies in 2015
Such an increase was led by foreign companies that increased by 47 percent to 1,198 companies.
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Egypt to receive $500 million from African bank 'within hours,' WB loan in January
A value added tax is not a condition for the World Bank loan, says Egypt's minister of international cooperation.
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Stock market performance in 2015
15 new companies listed in the EGX in 2015.
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Egypt's BoP deficit hit $3.7 billion in Jul-Sept 2015
The trade deficit was unchanged from the same period of the previous year, standing at $10 billion during the first quarter of the 2015/16.