Small and medium-sized enterprises in Egypt have had their businesses made easier as a result of recent regulative changes, reports Sherine Abdel-Razek on a new World Bank report
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The value of deposits at Egyptian banks is reaching new highs, with those by households counting for more than 80 per cent of the total, reports Sherine Abdel-Razek
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Following the implementation of a three-year IMF-prescribed economic reform programme, Egypt’s economy has been receiving positive assessments from international financial institutions, writes Sherine Abdel-Razek
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The IMF said it is happy with the results of the government’s economic reform programme, but limited foreign investment and increasing debt are problems still facing the economy, writes Sherine Abdel-Razek
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Sherine Abdel-Razek analyses what the balance sheets of actively traded companies have to say about the wider economy
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A recent study by the multinational professional services network of PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) concluded that Egypt offers excellent opportunities for investors and education providers seeking a foothold in the MENA region.
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Egypt’s economy has received the thumbs up from another ratings agency, but debt is still a matter of concern, reports Sherine Abdel-Razek
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Britain’s exploitation of Egypt’s economic resources was one of the main reasons behind the 1919 Revolution
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Al-Ahram Weekly finds out what the increase in January’s inflation rates means
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The Egyptian stock market has gained more than 13 per cent since the beginning of the year after a relatively weak 2018
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A new tranche of Egypt’s IMF loan is to be disbursed soon, and there have been other developments that might continue to keep the pound stable through 2019
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Can the dollar-pound exchange rate remain stable for much longer?
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While closing in the red in most of September’s trading sessions, the Egyptian stock exchange has been faring relatively well during the current emerging markets crisis
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