Friday, 23 August 2013

Why #Egypt’s Pound Isn’t Strengthening | @REBELECONOMY

Why Egypt’s Pound Isn’t Strengthening | REBEL ECONOMY:

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It shows how the pound’s official price, controlled by the central bank, has been appreciating slowly since the overthrow of Islamist president Mohammed Morsi.
If we were to take this graph at face value, we might conclude that the pound has strengthened as the interim government (and military) took over, and billions of dollars worth of Gulf aid is helping the country’s currency stabilise.
However, traders on the black market tell a very different story, and say the Central Bank is ensuring the pound strengthens just to give the impression that the economy is stable and improving despite the turmoil."

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