
The Egyptian pound strengthened in Thursday's trading, with the dollar falling below EGP 54 at most major banks. That compared with dollar rates above EGP 56 at many banks in October; the article notes the currency's sustainability will depend on foreign-currency inflows and broader market conditions.
A stronger pound can reduce the local-currency cost of imported feed and other goods, though the article cautions that the recovery may depend on continued FX inflows. The move implies a bearish direction for USD/EGP.
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