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The Central Bank of Egypt said it sold €621.8 million of one-year euro-denominated treasury bills at an average yield of 3.25%. The new bills replace maturing one-year bills of €627.8 million that carried an average yield of 2.25%.
The Egyptian pound also strengthened, with the dollar falling below 56 pounds for a third straight session.
This is a domestic Egyptian debt auction and currency move with no direct effect on feed grain or oilseed supply, demand or prices. It only marginally signals Egypt's financing conditions and import-payment capacity.
alarabiya.netNov 2, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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