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Two weeks after it was shut down following a precipitous plunge amid anti-regime protests, woes about the stock exchange persist
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Egypt's finance minister reassured foreign investors on Friday, saying that the military was not intervening in daily government matters and that the budget deficit and inflation were under control
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World stocks markets fall for the third day partly on growing tension in Egypt while oil and US dollar rise
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Egypt's currency edged weaker on Thursday, but many banks were holding back from large dollar purchases after Tuesday's intervention from the central bank, dealers said
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Cheaper valuations mean Middle East fund managers may increasingly look to single-country telecoms operators as a proxy for domestic economic growth.
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Europe's leading travel group sees a giant cut in profits over political turmoil in Egypt and Tunisia
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After two weeks of protests calling for president Mubarak to step down, Egypt's Ministry of Finance announces a 15 percent wage rise for public employees starting from April 2011
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Concerns about the impact of the drought sent wheat prices on the Zhengzhou commodity exchange in central China up nearly across the board on Wednesday
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A meeting between the prime minister and Histadrut chairman ended with no concrete results to ease the current crisis
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Surge in petrol prices fuels rising inflation
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