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Senior Egyptian MP: Iran able to help Egypt's economic revival
Mahmoud al-Khudairi is hoping that the Iran - Egypt relationship will be strong enough to boost Egypt's economy.
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Saudi investments will never leave Egypt
Dr. Abdullah Sadek Dahlan Head of Saudi Arabia-Egypt Business Council stressed on the KSA's plan to boost cooperation between both countries.
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Scramble for power in not only economically fragile Egypt
The unpredictable state of Egypt is worrying investors, leading to a lot of unsystematic ups and downs in the bourse.
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Egypt's main index rises
Stocks rose 0.7% yesterday, after it dropped rapidly after Preseident Morsi recalled the parliament against court orders.
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Egypt’s Islamists Defy Army, Economy on the Brink
With high deficits and depleting foreign reserve, Egypt's parliament reconvened despite the Supreme Court's order to dissolve it.
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The changing face of Egypt’s Aswan Souq
The Aswan Souq - one of Egypt's most popular bazars - has been struggling in finding tourists after the revolution last year.
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Egypt as one of the world's best performing markets
Egypt was among the best-performing markets in the first half of 2012, as it regained 24% of its lost almost 50% in 2011.
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Centamin Egypt reveals record gold production at Sukari mine
Centamin Egypt's workers at Sukari delivered a record quarter on tonnes mined from the underground and tonnes processed through the plant.
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415 million tourists expected worldwide from May to August
Arab Spring countries show recovery: Tunisia has registered a 48% growth for the months between January and May and Egypt an increase of 29%.
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Mubarak's dream remains just that in Egypt's desert
One of Mubarak's long-hailed achievements was the Toshka-project, yet its realization did not really take place the way it should have.
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The economics of confrontation in Egypt
Analysts believe that if the MB were to push the military out of power, the Saudis almost certainly would pull the plug and leave Egypt in chaos.
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Tourist traffic to Egypt picks up after Morsy takeover
The high increase in number of tourists was picked up a few days after President Mohammed Morsy was sworn in.
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Obama invites new Egyptian president for US visit
Invitation set for September when Mursi visits UNGA, as US Deputy Secretary of State William Burns pledges US support for battered Egyptian economy.
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Germany pledges backing for Egypt 'transformation'
Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle brought hope with him as he laid out a plan of investment in Egypt, given democracy is fulfilled.
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Sons of ousted Egyptian president on trial
Ousted President Mubarak's sons Alaa and Gamal are charged of insider stock trading and selling the Al Watany Bank of Egypt.
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Egypt's Morsi to visit Saudi Arabia in bid for aid
Saudi Arabia has been the only country to lend money to Egypt since the uprising began as it awaits a decision on a $3.2 billion loan.
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Gold miner Centamin Egypt loses its shine despite denying reports of problems
The company says reports that claimed it had breached its concessions were unfounded, and operations continue as normal.
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Morsi orders return of parliament
Egypt's newly elected president Mohamed Morsi decided to re-establish the government with its formerly elected members.
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Egypt bond, treasury-bill yields drop on stability hopes
The cost of state borrowing is now at its highest in at least a decade, as interest rates have climbed about 6% since Jan25.
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Egypt's GASC in no rush to enter overseas markets
The General Authority for Supply Commodities believes that the local wheat production will be enough for supplies in the coming month.