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Egypt's Pioneers says seeking to acquire firms
Egypt stocks edge up 0.2 per cent
Med Union chief vows to support Arab spring
Head of the 43-nation organisation says its new projects will promote democracy and civil society in the Arab world
Finance Minister: Egypt to fund budget gap via local market, Arab help
Finance Minister Samir Radwan has said that Egypt will cover its deficit through funds from the local market and from other Arab countries, rather than the IMF or World Bank
Market Report: Calm in overseas markets fuel small gains
EGX30 edges slightly as an increase in foreign trading prompts gains in leading shares
German privatisation agency poor model for Greece
Figures suggest the 'fire sale' of communist East Germany industry may not be a shining example for Greece as the EU-IMF bailout forces it to sell a state asset every 10 days
Egypt central bank hopes to raise LE6 billion in short-term capital on Tuesday
Bank releases another batch of seven-day repurchase agreements in a bid to keep short-term interest rates under control
Egyptian stocks gain for third day
UAE offers $3 billion aid package to Egypt
Emirates marks Egyptian Prime Minister's visit with offers of a business development fund, infrastructure projects and soft loans  
  • Living on borrowed time: mixed reactions as Egypt eyes foreign loans
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  • $1 billion of Egyptian debt to US will become development grants: officials
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  • Egyptian banks hesitant to lend to government
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  • Egypt ruling military approves tightening in spending in 2011/12 budget
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    Market Report: Palm Hills acquittal sets ground for Egypt real estate rally
    A favourable court decision for the troubled developer helps spur investor interest in the sector, powering the index's third day of gains
    Egypt's international reserves fall by $660 million in June, rate of depletion is slowing
    International reserves reached $26.56 billion but the rate of depletion is slowing, comparing well to previous months

    Egypt's cabinet okays steel licences to four firms
    Government approves new steel plants in Upper Egypt and the Nile Delta in a bid to boost production and meet growing long-term domestic demand

    Israel can’t ask Egypt for gas compensation: official
    The Monday bombing of a Sinai natural gas station was 'unforeseen' and gives Israel no legal basis to seek damages, says Egypt's petroleum head
    In Sudan's breadbasket, a revolution is waiting to happen
    As it faces a sharp drop in oil income, Khartoum is pinning its hopes on agriculture. But Sudan's farmers are showing increasing discontent about their treatment

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