Financial institutions in Egypt
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IMF cozies up to Egypt amid economic reform
The IMF is already talking with Egyptian officials about its economic outlook and value-added tax policy, according to Lagarde.
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Egypt cuts accumulated oil debt to $4.9bn
The loan was secured from National Bank of Egypt (NBE), Commercial International Bank (CIB), the Arab African Bank and Qatar National Bank (QNB).
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IMF to participate in Egypt's economic summit: Lagarde
IMF's managing director calls Egypt's reforms 'encouraging', ahead of summit to attract international investors to range of projects.
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Reining in Egypt’s Military aid
Egyptian leaders have come to see the annual $1.3 billion American military aid package as an entitlement they are due in perpetuity.
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Egypt's budget deficit between 12.5-12.6% of GDP in FY2013/14
The government had aimed to limit the deficit to 9 percent of GDP, but failed to take the necessary measures, said Demian.
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Egypt pays $1.5 bln to foreign energy companies - oil ministry
Egypt has paid $1.5 billion of its debt to foreign energy companies, the oil ministry said in a statement on Thursday.
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Egypt's Qalaa Holding eyes $560 million capital boost
Private equity firm considering share issue worth LE4 billion in effort to tighten control of core investments, sources tell Reuters.
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Egypt's bourse to close Oct. 5-8 for Eid holidays
The bourse and banks will remain closed for three days and reopen Wednesday, October 8th.
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Personal savings dominate Suez Canal certificates’ purchases: Baseera
42% of certificate-buyers used money kept at home, 38% used bank savings, 13% used Egypt Post savings.
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Egypt's BOP records $1.5 bn surplus in FY 2013/14
Egypt's balance of payments in surplus despite low tourism as remittances and Arab aid increase.