Financial institutions in Egypt
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Egypt's economic woes persist beyond monetary measures
Despite that Egypt's official reserves stand at around $16 bn, little is owned by the government, pointing to the depth of ongoing economic problems.
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Egypt's Suez Canal revenues fall in September
Economists and shippers said increased traffic and revenues the government promised would require acceleration in global trade that seems unlikely.
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Egypt is second biggest insurance market in North Africa
Global rating agency Moody's said Egypt comes second place after Morocco, the biggest insurance market in North Africa.
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Application of sustainability enables Egypt’s economy to attract $20bn
Omran says conference is not luxury but rather means to think outside the box, since waiting for market challenges to end is not an option.
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World Bank, AfDB reaffirm commitment to boost Egypt economy
World Bank and African Development Bank delegation met Prime Minister Ismail to reaffirm commitment to cooperate in reviving the country's economy.
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Egypt's new central bank head seen as a win for big business
Predecessor Hisham Ramez reportedly faced increasing criticism for his reluctance to devalue the Egyptian pound.
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CBE to bid over $933m in treasury bills
The government intends to raise EGP281.5 billion in treasury bills and bonds during the second quarter of fiscal year 2015/2016.
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Can Egypt’s new central bank chief calm currency crisis?
The central bank faced increased pressure to devalue as the black market burgeoned, offering a lifeline to businesses unable to access enough dollars
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End gag on foreign businesses, Egypt’s CB told
The union sent to Al-Sisi a memorandum highlighting the problems facing industry, trade and investment resulting from monetary policies.
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Egypt’s insurance market prospects are encouraging
Economic hurdles such as poverty and shortage of skilled workers will slow sector's growth.