Egyptian Economy
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) raised its forecast for the growth of the Egyptian economy to 6.6 percent in the current fiscal year, according to its World Economic Outlook released Tuesday.
The Egyptian economy has “proven itself” in the face of challenges in such flexibility that it achieved a 1.46 percent primary surplus of GDP during the fiscal year 2021/2022, according to the Cabinet.
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Standard & Poor's credit rating agency has kept the sovereign rating of the Egyptian economy at the level of B / B in the long-term and short-term, while maintaining a stable outlook. Below are six figures that indicate how the Egyptian economy will continue to improve in the coming period.
The Egyptian economy has overcome the crisis of Covid-19, passing the test of its economic reform, according to a study by the Egyptian Center for Strategic Studies.
Egypt's portfolio flows are recovering, with reported net inflows of more than $9 billion between June and October—following more than $15 billion in outflows during March/April— reflecting attractive domestic yields with 90-day T-bills at around 13.5 percent, International Monetary Fund (IMF) said Thursday.
The IMF staff team and the Egyptian authorities have reached a staff-level agreement on the first review of Egypt’s economic program supported by the IMF’s $5.2 billion Stand-by Arrangement
Finance Minister Mohamed Maait said the Egyptian economy managed to maintain resiliency in the face of the fallout of the coronavirus due to the historic economic reforms over the past few years.
Maeet said the report affirms that partial closure Egypt had imposed in light of the coronavirus crisis has spared Egypt further harm to economy.
Many parliament members said that this increase restores much confidence in the Egyptian economy and encourages investments.
Amr Nassar, Egypt's minister of trade and industry, is set to attend the ceremony on behalf of Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly.
EFG Hermes, a leading financial services with over 880 employees in seven countries, said Monday the Egyptian economy is going to be more coherent and competitive among emerging markets in 2019
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The International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) mission in Egypt expressed Wednesday positive views on the Egyptian economy performance.
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35 percent of the workforce is expected to become freelancers and independent contractors by 2020.
Freelancing has always been a way of making money on the side, but why are more and more employees turning to freelancing.
Egypt to tap into the international sukuk market in fiscal year 2018-19, hopes Finance Minister Mohamed Maait.
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