
The Egyptian pound strengthened 3.9% against the US dollar last week as foreign investors returned to local-currency assets. Citigroup estimated about $2 billion flowed into pound-denominated assets, while EFG Hermes estimated roughly $2.5 billion in net portfolio investment into Egypt’s domestic debt market over the week.
Foreign inflows support the pound, while lower oil prices can reduce Egypt’s energy-import bill and demand for foreign currency. A stronger pound may ease the local-currency cost of imported feed, though the article gives no direct grain-market impact.
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