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Central Bank of Egypt

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City : Cairo
Country : Egypt
Email: info@cbe.org.eg
Website: www.cbe.org.eg


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Egypt central bank says forex reserves, banks secure

UPDATE 1: Foreign reserves at $35bn, banks' foreign positions at $15bn. 

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Egyptian inflation soars to 23.6%

Rising food prices pile more pressure on country's central bank to raise interest rates yet again.

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Egypt posts $5.4bn balance of payments surplus in 07/08

Growth in oil and gas, tourism and FDI receipts counter jump in imports.

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Fitch cuts Egypt outlook to stable on inflation risk

Report says Egyptian monetary tools for curbing price rises still 'weak'.

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Egypt hikes interest rates for 4th time this year

Central bank moves to bring down rising food, fuel and transport costs hitting public.

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Egypt hikes interest rates to tackle inflation

Central bank raises key rates for second time this year, citing rising food prices.

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Egypt steps in to halt soaring value of pound

Central Bank buys large amounts of dollars after US currency loses 200 points in early trading.

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Central bank governor to testify in editor trial

Governor summoned in trial of editor who questioned health of President Mubarak.

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Egypt's economic growth surges 7.1%

North African country sees fastest annual rate in five years due to exports and foreign direct investment.

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NBK pays top dollar for Egypt’s Watany

The National Bank of Kuwait (NBK) has paid the highest acquisition price in its history in order to takeover Al Watany Bank of Egypt beating off rivals Commercial Bank of Kuwait.

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Egypt central bank opts for Oracle

The Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) is implementing Oracle's E-Business Suite Human Resource Management System (HRMS) to provide it with a single view of all staff data.

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CBE gets focused on staff with Oracle

The Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) is implementing Oracle's E-Business Suite Human Resource Management System (HRMS) to provide it with a single view of all staff data.

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UAE offer accepted by Egyptian shareholders

National Bank for Development shareholders are willing to accept an offer of $1.93 a share.

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Central Bank of Egypt overhauls IT systems in modernisation plan

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Sun wins million dollar Egyptian finance project

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