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Egypt's five-year sovereign credit default swap cost fell to 3.38% on November 4 from 3.62% on October 27. The cost remains above its September level of 2.62% and is still sensitive to Middle East conflict.
Lower sovereign default risk supports capital inflows into Egypt, which helps the pound and eases import financing for feed buyers, but the market remains exposed to regional conflict.
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