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(Bloomberg) -- Egypt looks poised to hold interest rates again Thursday as the latest Middle Eastern conflict on its borders gives the economically troubled country a further reason to tread carefully.Most Read from BloombergImmigrants Are Leaving Canada at Faster Pace, Study ShowsIsrael Latest: Biden Urges ‘Pause’ So Hostages Can Leave GazaReal Estate Industry Takes Fresh Hit With Verdict on CommissionsFed Signals Yield Rise Reduces Need to Hike, But Door Still OpenPowell Hints Fed Is Done With

(Bloomberg) -- Egypt’s central bank kept interest rates unchanged, likely saving its next bout of monetary tightening for another currency devaluation that’s widely expected to follow December’s presidential elections.Most Read from BloombergAmazon’s Jeff Bezos Announces Move to Miami From SeattleSam Bankman-Fried Convicted of Fraud in Stunning FTX CrashBiggest Cross-Asset Rally This Year Takes Wall Street by StormIceland’s Blue Lagoon on Alert for Magma Flows After EarthquakesIsrael’s Fight Wit

(Bloomberg) -- The war between Israel and Hamas has turned the spotlight on Egypt’s role as a regional powerbroker, potentially winning it Western support as it tries to escape a grinding economic crisis.Most Read from BloombergCar Owners Fall Behind on Payments at Highest Rate on RecordIsrael Latest: Gaza Air Strikes to Intensify Before ‘Next Stage’Web Summit CEO Cosgrave Quits After Israel ControversyIntel, Siemens Pull Out of Web Summit After Israel RemarksIsrael Latest: Biden Sees Israel-Sau

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