- Egypt holds its deposit rate at 19% as inflation rises to 14.9%
- Slower growth offers relief, but regional and fiscal risks threaten disinflation
CAIRO, EGYPT – Egypt’s central bank is keeping borrowing costs high as renewed inflation pressures and Middle East tensions complicate its path towards further interest-rate cuts.
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