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Experts believe that the rise in U.S. bond yields to over 5.3% for the 10-year maturity does not necessarily lead to hot money outflows from Egypt, as the attractiveness of returns on Egyptian debt instruments remains stable, with a real yield spread ranging between 4% and 4.5%. This is due to the stable exchange rate, which remains between 51 and 52 Egyptian pounds, as well as the relatively low risk compared to countries like Turkey and Brazil. Foreign indirect investments in Egypt increased to $55.10 billion in June 2026, compared to $36 billion in March 2026, achieving a growth of 32.7%. Experts confirmed that the current yields and rising real returns make Egypt attractive for foreign investment, with money continuing to flow despite geopolitical tensions, and that the domestic liquidity market is capable of meeting withdrawal demands when needed without impacting the exchange rate.
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