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Regional tensions threaten pound's stability
The price of the dollar continues to rise against the Egyptian Pound, approaching the 55-pound level or possibly reaching 60 pounds. This increase is driven by regional tensions and the impacts of U.S. monetary policy. The movement is linked to developments in the region, especially if tensions escalate into a full-scale regional war or if the United States tightens its monetary measures, which would further pressure the Egyptian markets. Meanwhile, foreign inflows from debt instruments have declined, with around two billion dollars withdrawn over the past two weeks—less than the inflows seen in March, which amounted to 12 billion dollars. These levels are expected to remain influenced by regional developments, with a higher likelihood of increased pressures if conflicts escalate.
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