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A study by MP Ahmed Abu Hashima explains that artificial intelligence could help Egypt forecast inflation and monitor economic pressures by analyzing data and detecting early indicators, enabling policymakers to prepare for crises and take appropriate action. The proposed system aims to provide warnings of some shocks 4 to 8 weeks before they occur, but this is a target—not an outcome that has already been achieved. Implementing it would require developing and integrating databases, training personnel, and establishing governance safeguards. Early forecasting does not automatically prevent price increases; its impact depends on the accuracy of predictions and the effectiveness of the policies adopted.
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