
Mustafa Bakri said the dollar had weakened against the Egyptian pound as hot-money outflows eased and oil prices fell from $117 to about $96 a barrel. He said a successful IMF review could bring Egypt $2.033 billion and support investor confidence, while a limited cash-assistance pilot is planned for Beheira in early January.
A weaker dollar against the pound can reduce the local-currency cost of imported feed ingredients. The article reports no specific feed-commodity supply change or price impact.
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