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The US dollar fell against the Egyptian pound on Thursday, trading at about 53 pounds at some banks after recording record highs above 56 pounds days earlier. Foreign and Arab investors were net buyers of Egyptian government debt on Wednesday, extending a two-day run of hot-money inflows.
A firmer Egyptian pound reduces the local-currency cost of imported feed inputs, though the move is largely driven by capital flows rather than feed supply.
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