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CAIRO: The price of gold rose 6.2 percent during November 2011, 21-carats at the price of 293.1 EGP. Meanwhile it was 220.4 EGP in November 2010, with a difference of increase of (...)
CAIRO: The exchange rate of the Egyptian pound (EGP) decreased against the U.S. dollar last week by 0.1 percent, bringing the exchange rate down to 5.968 EGP/1 USD, according to a weekly report issued by the Egyptian Information and Decision Support (...)
The Developing Companies Center for Research, Investment and Practice will hold a workshop to discuss the Egyptian economy in the post-revolution era.
“Most economic analysis confirms that the January 25 Revolution harmed the Egyptian economy and (...)
The Egyptian economy is expected to post a growth rate for local income of 3.7 percent for the year 2011-2012, according to a recent international report prepared by the Unit for Exchanging Economic Information.
The Egyptian general budget (...)
Egyptian economic experts said traditional measures to fund the budget are not enough, and new ways to rationalize expenditures and maximize revenues are needed.
Currently, the budget deficit stands at 134 billion EGP (U.S. $22 (...)
CAIRO: The Egyptian Ministry of Finance announced the treasury bills were sold by 1.3 billion EGP (U.S. $217.9 million) in today's auction.
The cost benefit of treasury bills for 364 days reached 979.12 percent. Meanwhile it reached 481.12 (...)
CAIRO: Egypt's Ministry of Finance has sold 2.325 billion EGP (U.S. $394 million) in treasury bills, the ministry said today.
The ministry's official website said the average cost benefit of selling treasury bills for 350 days is 12.979 percent. (...)
CAIRO: Egyptian Minister of Finance Hazem al-Beblawy said today that Egypt will neither privitize nor nationalize in the wake of its January 25 Revolution.
“The Egyptian economy is passing through a difficult phase after the January 25 (...)
CAIRO: The value of the Egyptian pound rose against the American dollar by 0.04 percent in comparison to last week. According to the cabinet's statistics, it was recorded to be 5.947 EGP to the dollar.
Meanwhile the value of the Egyptian pound (...)
CAIRO: The Egyptian Ministry of Finance aims to achieve financial stability by carrying out new procedures.
Financial stability may be achieved by reducing the general budget total debt to 60 to 65 percent of GDP by the year 2016.
The Ministry (...)
The Social Contract Center carried out a study which showed that the current support system does not reach those who need aid, particularly by ration cards.
The study showed that support for people who are not poor has reached 68 percent, which (...)
Egyptian Minister of Finance Dr. Samir Radwan said, “We can't raise the minimum wage to 1,200 EGP (U.S. $201.9) in the upcoming financial year. That will increase the burden on the public budget by 237 million EGP (U.S. $40 million).”
“700 EGP (...)