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The US dollar rose 5 piasters, or 0.09%, to 53.90 Egyptian pounds at the start of trading on November 6. It traded between 53.82 and 53.90 pounds, while the article reports a 3.75% weekly decline and a 13.95% gain over the past year.
A weaker Egyptian pound raises the local-currency cost of imported feed and other commodities, while the dollar’s reported weekly decline may offer some recent relief to importers.
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