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Egypt growth seen slowing, currency slipping further, Reuters poll shows - Vimarsana News

Egypt growth seen slowing, currency slipping further, Reuters poll shows

Egypt's economy will grow slower than earlier predicted as inflation eats into purchasing power and the Egyptian pound weakens, a Reuters poll showed on Thursday....

Debate In Egypt Regarding Possible Rapprochement With Iran - Vimarsana News

Debate In Egypt Regarding Possible Rapprochement With Iran

There have been signs, since the March 10, 2023 agreement between Saudi Arabia and Iran to resume their diplomatic relations, that Egypt may follow the Saudi example and renew its relations with Iran.

Source: memri.org
Egypt's economy seen growing 4% this fiscal year as currency weakens: Reuters Poll - Vimarsana News

Egypt's economy seen growing 4% this fiscal year as currency weakens: Reuters Poll

Egypt's economy will grow 4.0% this fiscal year and 4.5% next even as it endures a continuing depreciation in its currency, a Reuters poll showed on Thursday, in line with a government forecast for the current year.

Egypt's Economy Seen Growing 4% This Fiscal Year As Currency Weakens- Reuters Poll - Vimarsana News

Egypt's Economy Seen Growing 4% This Fiscal Year As Currency Weakens- Reuters Poll

Egypt's economy will grow 4.0% this fiscal year and 4.5% next even as it endures a continuing depreciation in its currency, a Reuters poll showed on Thursday, in line with a government forecast for

Egypt's new grain security strategy put to test as Ukraine war enters second year - Al-Monitor: Independent, trusted coverage of the Middle East - Vimarsana News

Egypt's new grain security strategy put to test as Ukraine war enters second year - Al-Monitor: Independent, trusted coverage of the Middle East