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Egypt Eyes $2-3 Billion Eurobond to Bridge Fiscal Gap

  • Egypt considers Eurobond issuance to secure funding and bolster economic resilience
  • Engagements with investment community mark proactive fiscal strategy

 

Cairo, Egypt – In a bid to address imminent financial challenges, Egypt is contemplating issuing Eurobonds worth USD 2-3 billion, sources close to the matter revealed.

With an anticipated finance gap looming at approximately USD 10 billion in the upcoming fiscal year, according to IMF estimates, the Egyptian government is actively seeking avenues to secure necessary funding and bolster its economic resilience.

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