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Qatar won’t sell Deutsche Bank shares, might buy more – sources

Qatar won’t sell Deutsche Bank shares, might buy more – sources

Qatari investors who own the largest stake in Deutsche Bank do not plan to sell their shares and could consider…
Twitter shares plunge on report bidders are scarce

Twitter shares plunge on report bidders are scarce

TWITTER Inc shares plunged on Thursday as fears mounted that a much-anticipated auction of the social media company will draw…
India offers to fill gap in Egypt’s rice stocks

India offers to fill gap in Egypt’s rice stocks

The charge d’affairs of India’s embassy to Cairo A. B. B. Babu said on Wednesday that his country is ready…
Egypt stocks up on strategic commodities ahead of devaluation

Egypt stocks up on strategic commodities ahead of devaluation

Egypt said it plans to build a six month reserve of essential food items, adding to other recent purchases of…
Egypt to import 500,000 tonnes rice, 400,000 tonnes sugar to boost reserves

Egypt to import 500,000 tonnes rice, 400,000 tonnes sugar to boost reserves

Egypt will look to import 500,0000 tonnes of rice and 400,000 tonnes of sugar in order to boost strategic stocks…
Floating the pound: currency fix or economic disaster?

Floating the pound: currency fix or economic disaster?

The Egyptian pound has continued to lose value against the US dollar in the last few months, with black market…
Barclays sells Egyptian business to Morocco’s Attijariwafa Bank

Barclays sells Egyptian business to Morocco’s Attijariwafa Bank

Britain's Barclays has completed the sale of its Egyptian business to Morocco's Attijariwafa Bank as part of its shift towards focusing…
Oil hits highest since June on possible US inventory drop

Oil hits highest since June on possible US inventory drop

Oil rose towards $52 a barrel on Wednesday, hitting its highest since June, supported by an industry report that U.S.…
UK banks target eurosceptic ministers as ‘hard Brexit’ fears grow

UK banks target eurosceptic ministers as ‘hard Brexit’ fears grow

As Britain's banks brace for a "hard Brexit" that could sever their links with the EU market, they are changing…
IMF predicts consumer prices index at 18.2% in 2017

IMF predicts consumer prices index at 18.2% in 2017

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has projected a rise in the Egypt's consumer price index (CPI) to 18.2 percent during…
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