The Egyptian pound has lost about 6% against the dollar since early October, prompting car importers and dealers to suspend bookings, cut supply allocations and price in higher dollar costs. A survey of 12 dealers found manufacturers raised official vehicle prices by 2% to 10% over the past two months.
Currency-driven import cost pressure reflects weaker purchasing power and tighter import flows, a signal of how FX stress is passing through to imported goods. Its direct impact on feed commodity prices is limited.
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