The Central Bank of Egypt raised its overnight deposit rate by 100 basis points to 20% and its lending rate to 21%, the first increase since March 2024. The bank cited the need to anchor inflation expectations amid external uncertainty, even as annual urban inflation eased to 13.9% in September; the pound had weakened to a record 56 per dollar in October.
Higher rates may support the pound and curb inflation, potentially restraining local-currency costs of imported feed inputs, though the article does not report commodity-market impacts.
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