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Central Bank of Egypt sold US$37.8mn in FX and offered EGP 7bn in T-bills..
Cairo, Egypt (Capital Markets in Africa) — The Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) reported that US$37.8 million was sold to banks out of the US$40 million on offered in a foreign currency auction held today. The Egyptian pound remained unchanged at cut-off price of 7.73 against the dollar. However, the CBE allowed the Egyptian pound to depreciate by EGP 0.20 from 7.53 against the greenback in July. In addition, the CBE announced on Sunday issuing treasury bills worth EGP…
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