Egypt

Financial position of Egypt’s banks crosses $373 billion in Q1 2024

Net open foreign currency positions rose to 5.7 percent of banks' total capital base in March 2024

Egypt’s manufacturing and extractive index declines 12.61 percent in April

Egypt's index for basic pharmaceutical product manufacturing declined 15.13 percent from 92.22 in March to 78.27 in April

Egypt’s non-oil sector sees new business growth for first time in three years, says PMI

June PMI reading confirmed that inflationary pressures on businesses had been greatly suppressed in Q2 of 2024

Egypt’s tourism revenues rise 5 percent to $6.6 billion in H1 2024

Egypt welcomed 7.069 million tourists between January and June 2024

Egypt’s net foreign assets record surplus of $14.3 billion in May, first positive reading in 2 years

Egypt's net foreign assets have risen by $43 billion since January due mainly to international support

Egypt’s FDI inflows drop 13.7 percent in 2023, North Africa sees 12 percent drop: Report

A major FDI push in Africa is the increase in mega greenfield projects with six projects each at a value of over $5 billion

Egypt fulfills $25 billion debt obligations, representing 7 percent of GDP: IIF

Egypt targets 3.5 percent primary surplus, 80 percent debt-to-GDP by 2027

Natural gas shortage drives 54 percent surge in Egyptian fertilizer prices

Month-on-month prices reached up to $416.57 per ton in June, compared to $270.83 per ton previously

French investments in Egypt reach $7.2 billion through 940 companies, says PM Madbouly

France to host the Egyptian-French Business Forum to support and enhance Egyptian exports to France

Egypt’s Islamic banking transactions reach $14.5 billion in March 2024

Islamic banking now constitutes 5 percent of the total banking sector in Egypt

Egypt secures $2 billion in budget support from key development partners to boost private sector

During the Egyptian-European Investment Conference, Egypt secured a $1.069 billion agreement with the EU

World Bank announces $700 million in financing for Egypt

The support aims to boost Egypt's private sector, fiscal resilience, and green growth

Egypt’s exports to the U.S. rise by 34.5 percent in Q1 2024

Egypt targets $191 billion by 2026 from merchandise exports, tourism and Suez Canal revenues

U.S. pledges $130 million to support Egypt’s development efforts

This partnership will contribute to stimulating Egypt’s private sector participation in diverse projects

Egypt reports $17.23 billion primary budget surplus, reaching 5.87 percent of GDP from July 2023 to May 2024

This represents a significant increase compared to the previous fiscal year, when the surplus was only $2.43 billion

Egypt’s economy to grow to 4.2 percent in 2024, 4.6 percent in 2025-2026: World Bank

Decline in shipping through the Suez Canal and tourism to impact 2023-2024 growth

Inflation in Egypt predicted to drop by 10 percent by end of June 2025: Report

The report cited the recent floating of the pound exchange rate and an enhanced IMF agreement

Egypt’s inflation declines to 28.1 percent in May

Egypt's rural inflation declined to 26.7 percent while overall inflation declined to 27.4 percent

IMF reaches staff-level deal for $820 million loan to Egypt

Agreement follows approval of $8 billion extended fund facility loan in March

Valu revolutionizes luxury product acquisition with Ulter high-end payment solution

Payment solution offers flexible repayment plans spanning up to 60 months with no down payment

Egypt’s input cost inflation at 38-month low, boosts non-oil private sector, says PMI

New business levels across Egypt fell at the slowest rate since September 2021 in May

Egypt targets $30 billion in foreign direct investment in 2024/25 budget

The country's general budget indicators show that total revenues are expected to be EGP2.6 trillion

Egypt’s central bank receives $605.6 million in offers for dollar-denominated treasury bills

Of the 19 offers it received, the central bank accepted only 17 with a value of $500.6 million

Egypt’s economy forecast to grow by 4.2 percent in 2025 on increased investment, exports, and consumer spending

The pound devaluation and foreign investments alleviated the country’s currency crisis